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Sheng’s Daily: Sharks Re-sign Middleton, Letunov, Meloche & Halbgewachs
Pretty quiet day for the San Jose Sharks yesterday…
San Jose Hockey Now has you covered with FIVE stories about Devan Dubnyk and Ryan Donato coming to San Jose:
Cat Silverman & Cole Anderson on If Acquiring Dubnyk Is a Mistake
Also, who will the Sharks pick at No. 31?
In other San Jose Sharks news…
Talked about some of the perceived flaws in Donato's game, why MIN might have looked to offload him here: https://t.co/xW38Yirs9m
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 5, 2020
If their off-season regimen works, we can assume Jones will take a step forward and Dubnyk will be there as an experienced backup. If it doesn't, team can anticipate a Jones 2021 buyout and look at bringing in a new tandem entirely. Hard not to root for Dubnyk too, though. (2/2)
— Catherine Silverman (@catmsilverman) October 5, 2020
With the San Jose Sharks acquiring Devan Dubnyk today from the Minnesota Wild, a quick video of Sharks goaltending coach Evgeni Nabokov and Dubnyk at the 2017 @NET360goalie camp in Kelowna pic.twitter.com/TZjSsQ5Qim
— InGoal Magazine (@InGoalMedia) October 6, 2020
The Sharks have also re-signed RFAs Jake Middleton, Maxim Letunov, Nicolas Meloche, and Jayden Halbgewachs. (CapFriendly)
Would assume this eliminates Toronto as a possible Thornton destination https://t.co/1dE4gPzQd4
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 5, 2020
Speaking of Jumbo…
Ryan Donato with his dad pic.twitter.com/j9YqoOtMWg
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 5, 2020
Around the NHL…
Jack Johnson has been bought out by Pens; Dominik Simon was not given a qualifying offer. (Pittsburgh Hockey Now)
Avs unlikely to make any huge free agency moves? (Colorado Hockey Now)
Don Sweeney tries to cool down Tuukka Rask trade talk. (Boston Hockey Now)
Who are Florida’s Top-10 prospects? (Florida Hockey Now)
Three prospects that the Isles might draft. (NYI Hockey Now)
Who should Vegas target up front to get team over the top? (Vegas Hockey Now)
Matt Niskanen announces retirement from NHL. (NHL)
But ex-San Jose Sharks defenseman Justin Braun returns to Philly. (Philadelphia Flyers)
Kyle Dubas expects Frederik Andersen to be his No. 1 next year. (Sportsnet)
Oliver Ekman-Larsson has probably played his last game in Arizona, Vancouver and Boston are hot on his trail. (Sportsnet)
Sabres GM Kevyn Adams says he has “no intention” of trading Jack Eichel. (ESPN)
Connor McDavid tests positive for COVID-19. (TSN)
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