Barracuda Reveal 2nd New Jersey, What Will Next One Look Like?

Three months after the reveal of the “Blackout” jersey design, the San Jose Barracuda released their latest jersey on Thursday morning.

The “Ice” jersey will enter the rotation in the fast-approaching 2022-23 season.

These new “Ice” jerseys should look cool with Strauss Mann’s new setup, by the way:

There is still one Barracuda jersey yet to be revealed, as the “Blackout” design is rumored to only be in regular rotation throughout the first half of the season. Sheng actually caught a glimpse of this third jersey at San Jose Sharks development camp — he says it will be primarily gray.

It’s a big move for a club that previously had both an orange and a teal-based jersey in rotation: Black, white, and gray speak to the Barracuda’s re-mixed identity, fresh sweaters to go along with a new arena.

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IN OTHER SHARKS NEWS…

San Jose Sharks prospect Thomas Bordeleau has been impressing at the 2022 IIHF U20 World Junior Championships, collecting three points in Thursday night’s 7-1 USA win over Switzerland:

An in-depth look at the current and recent centers in the San Jose Sharks organization. (The Athletic)

Tickets for the 2022 Rookie Faceoff are now on sale! (San Jose Barracuda)

Sharks prospect Ethan Cardwell and Michael Raskin chat with former San Jose Sharks forward Kurtis Gabriel on the latest episode of Showbound: The Podcast:

AROUND THE NHL…

Eddie Olczyk will join the Seattle Kraken broadcast staff, having spent 15 years with the Chicago Blackhawks. (NHL)

Edmonton Oilers players remember six-year-old fan and inspiration Ben Stelter. (NHL)

Hockey Hall of Famer Börje Salming shares ALS diagnosis. (The Hockey News)

Buffalo Sabres announce plan to retire former goaltender Ryan Miller’s number. (ESPN)

Chicago Blackhawks ink defenseman and 2022 Draft seventh-overall selection Kevin Korchinski to a three-year ELC. (CBS Sports)

The Pittsburgh Penguins add four scouting and development staff members, including a former Sharks player:

Shuffling the hockey operations department, the Boston Bruins announce Jamie Langenbrunner’s promotion to assistant general manager:

https://bostonhockeynow.com/2022/08/10/boston-bruins-announce-promotions-langenbrunner-now-assistant-gm/

The Colorado Avalanche have maxed out their number of season ticket holders, see the return of a waiting list:

https://coloradohockeynow.com/2022/08/11/colorado-avalanche-season-tickets-waiting-list/

The Florida Panthers have finalized their coaching staff:

A look at how Anders Lee became captain of the New York Islanders:

https://nyihockeynow.com/new-york-islanders-anders-lee-barry-trotz-lou-lamoriello-john-tavares-john-tonelli/

Robin Lehner to miss the entire season for the Vegas Golden Knights:

https://vegashockeynow.com/2022/08/11/vegas-golden-knights-robin-lehner-hip-surgery-miss-entire-season/

Philadelphia Flyers goaltending prospect Ivan Fedotov heads to trial in Russia:

https://phillyhockeynow.com/2022/08/11/philadelphia-flyers-prospect-ivan-fedotov-trial-russia-navy-military-evasion-mikhail-misha-vorobyev-pleads-guilty-khl/

Why the Washington Capitals should keep forward Lars Eller around for a bit longer:

https://washingtonhockeynow.com/washington-capitals-hold-off-trade-lars-eller-connor-mcmichael/

The top-five moves the Vancouver Canucks have made this summer:

https://vancouverhockeynow.com/2022/08/10/vancouver-canucks-top-5-moves-nhl-brock-boeser-ilya-mikheyev-kuzmenko/

Defenseman Jake Walman re-signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Red Wings:

https://detroithockeynow.com/2022/08/10/jake-walman-signs-detroit-red-wings-avoids-arbitration-defenseman/

What is going on with the Montreal Canadiens and goaltender Jake Allen?

Could the Calgary Flames have lost out and be overpaying Jonathan Huberdeau?

https://calgaryhockeynow.com/calgary-flames-jonathan-huberdeau-contract-debate-nhl/