Legendary Players & Coaches
25 entries in the San Jose Sharks compendium.
Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart
Patrick MarleauThe heart and soul of the franchise, Patrick Marleau is the Sharks' all-time leading scoreEvgeni NabokovThe Russian Rocket who anchored the Sharks' rise to prominence and defined a generation ofJonathan CheechooThe goal-scoring machine who led the Sharks to a memorable playoff run in 2006.Peter DeBoerThe architect of the Sharks' deepest playoff run in franchise history.Marc-Edouard VlasicThe steady anchor who became a Sharks legend on the blue line.Tomas HertlThe Czech center who became the heartbeat of Sharks hockey for over a decade.Todd McLellanThe steady hand behind San Jose's most consistent playoff era and back-to-back Presidents'Milan MichalekThe relentless two-way warrior who anchored the Sharks' deep playoff runs.Justin BraunThe gritty, reliable backbone of the Sharks' blue line during their modern playoff era.Bobby HolikVeteran playmaker who brought playoff grit during the post-lockout rebuild.Dennis SeidenbergSteady European presence who anchored the blue line with calm professionalism.Joe ThorntonThe kid from Boston College who made a Bay Area team believe it could be a big-league clubLogan CoutureThe San Jose kid who became the soul of the Sharks for a decade and a half.Joe PavelskiThe quiet mind behind the loudest ten years in Sharks history.Dan BoyleFourteen years of grit, glory, and a number the Bay Area will never let go.Brad StaalThe Staal name on the back meant the job was done, the puck was safe, and nobody had to woMartin EratThe Slovakian express who made the Bay Area believe speed and savagery could coexist on onBrent BurnsFourteen years of wind-up, release, and roar—the Bay Area's blue-line king.Tomas PlekanecA Montreal two-way warrior whose name was never written on a Sharks jersey.Ray EmeryThe spider in the crease who made the Bay Area believe the Sharks could stop anyone.Mike GrierA depth forward who gave everything in the Bay Area's early NHL years.Doug WeightThe first overall pick who became the heartbeat of a young franchise for a full decade.Antti NiemiSeven seasons of impossible saves that made the Bay Area believe anything was possible.Todd HextallThe quiet hands behind the Sharks' net when the spotlight wasn't on.Dwayne RolosonSmall frame, giant saves—the reflex guy who made the early Sharks feel like a real team.
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