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- And-Ones: McGee, Goodwin, Pangos, EuroLeagueAfter striking a deal last week with former No. 2 overall pick D’Angelo Russell, the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association have had a busy few days, finalizing agreements with two more NBA veterans. Center JaVale McGee, who played in the CBA with the Beijing Ducks last season, has signed with the Sharks, according […]
- D'Angelo Russell leaves NBA, signs with China's Shanghai SharksRussell was released last week by the Grizzlies months after a July trade from the Wizards.
- Ex-Lakers star D’Angelo Russell leaves NBA for surprising China opportunityFormer Los Angeles Lakers guard D'Angelo Russell is heading to China, signing a deal with the Shanghai Sharks after being released by the Grizzlies.
- Blazers Add Boone, Johnson, Armstrong On Camp DealsThe Trail Blazers have signed Keylan Boone, Samson Johnson and Mark Armstrong to Exhibit 10 contracts, Joe Freeman of The Oregonian tweets. After going undrafted in 2025, Boone spent most of last season with the Zerofees Southland Sharks of the NBL. He also had a brief stay in the NBA G League with the South Bay […]
- Top 20 Sharks Prospects: #20 - The Moldovan GiantThe San Jose Sharks have one of the deepest prospect pools in the NHL, and they added quite a bit of talent to it this summer. Over the next few weeks, we'll be taking a look at their top 20 prospects and how they project to impact the organization in the long-run.
- Should the Sharks Skip Their Rookie Development Plan with Stenberg?The way San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky handles rookies is well-documented at this stage. Outside of Macklin Celebrini, rookies often have limited ice time to start their first season, are occasionally healthy scratched to avoid fatigue, and have their playing time ramp up as the season progresses and they're more familiar with life in the NHL. We've seen it with Will Smith, Michael Misa, and Sam Dickinson, but is it really necessary for Ivar Stenberg?
- San Jose Sharks Breakout Candidates: Igor ChernyshovIgor Chernyshov's role with the 2026-27 San Jose Sharks seemed set in stone heading into the offseason; a strong conclusion to the 2025-26 campaign made it seem that he was a shoo-in to make the opening night roster. The additions of Ivar Stenberg and Mason Marchment have put that in jeopardy now, but if he does make the opening night roster, Chernyshov has the chance to become one of the Sharks' top offensive producers.
- From Showtime to Insurance Time: how the LA Lakers became a $12.5bn hedge fund playBob Iger and Josh Kushner’s $12.5bn bid to buy the Lakers shows that NBA teams are no longer family dynasties, but quick flips for private equity sharks