San Jose Sharks Salary Cap

The San Jose Sharks are a team in transition, and understanding their salary cap situation is crucial for fans who want to keep up with potential moves. On this page, we’ll dive into the San Jose Sharks salary cap, explore their Sharks cap space, and break down how it might impact the team’s future.

Decoding the Sharks’ Cap Situation

The NHL salary cap sets a limit on how much teams can spend on player salaries. The San Jose Sharks, like all NHL teams, must navigate this cap to build a competitive roster.

Key Factors Affecting Sharks Cap Space

Several things influence the Sharks’ cap space:

  • Player contracts: The biggest factor is the salaries of players under contract. High-earning stars eat up a significant portion of the cap.
  • Buyouts: Buyouts of underperforming contracts can offer cap relief but often come with long-term cap penalties.
  • Injuries: If a player is placed on long-term injured reserve (LTIR), their cap hit can be temporarily removed, providing flexibility.

The Outlook: Navigating the Salary Cap

The San Jose Sharks’ current cap space offers insights into their roster-building options. If they have significant space, they could pursue trades or free agents. Limited space might mean standing pat or finding creative ways to shed salary.

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San Jose Sharks Salary Cap – Sharks Cap Space

San Jose Sharks 2026-27 Full Roster Cap Breakdown
Forwards, Defence and Goaltenders only — Cap Hit view
Player Position Age Roster group/category Cap hit Years remaining
Forwards
Logan CoutureC, LW37Forward$8,000,0001 year
Mason MarchmentLW, C31Forward$6,750,0005 years
Tyler ToffoliRW, LW34Forward$6,000,0002 years
Alexander WennbergC, LW32Forward$6,000,0003 years
Kiefer SherwoodRW, LW31Forward$5,750,0005 years
Collin GrafRW, C24Forward$4,250,0003 years
Barclay GoodrowC, LW33Forward$3,641,6671 year
Zack OstapchukC, LW23Forward$2,350,0004 years
Adam GaudetteC, RW30Forward$2,000,0001 year
Ty DellandreaC, RW26Forward$1,625,0002 years
Ivar StenbergNot listed19Forward$1,075,0003 years
Michael MisaC, LW19Forward$986,2502 years
Macklin CelebriniC, LW20Forward$975,0006 years
Will SmithRW21Forward$950,0001 year
Igor ChernyshovLW20Forward$945,4172 years
Brett LeasonRW, C27Forward$850,0001 year
Defence
Darnell NurseLD31Defence$9,250,0004 years
Jacob TroubaRD32Defence$8,250,0004 years
Dmitry OrlovLD, RD35Defence$6,500,0001 year
Michael KesselringRD26Defence$4,500,0003 years
Sam DickinsonLD20Defence$953,7502 years
Luca CagnoniLD21Defence$920,0001 year
Nolan AllanLD23Defence$875,0002 years
Goaltenders
Alex NedeljkovicNot listed30Goaltender$3,000,0002 years
Yaroslav AskarovNot listed24Goaltender$2,000,0001 year
San Jose Sharks Salary-Cap Summary
Projected cap hit
$101,249,595
Projected cap space
$2,750,405
Active roster count
23 players
Date accessed
October 5, 2026

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