NHL insider David Pagnotta says Simon Edvinsson trade interest is growing, with the San Jose Sharks and Michael Misa central to speculation.

Sharks forward Michael Misa spoke at morning skate before San Jose's Nov. 4, 2026 visit to the Los Angeles Kings. He put his recent surge down to playing his game and feeling confident with the puck. He also explained how breaking out together as five kept the Sharks connected against Calgary, and why making the simple, open play instead of stretch passes cut down on turnovers. Misa talked about his faceoff work after taking the most draws on the team last game and winning more than half of them, and about handling more ice time and responsibility with Wennberg out.

Sharks center Michael Misa scores a first-period goal against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday at SAP Center.Michael Misa scores first-period goal for Sharks to even score vs. Senators originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

The Detroit Red Wings could find a potential Dylan Larkin replacement by trading Simon Edvinsson, even if there's a clear warning sign. The post Red Wings Could Address Center Needs With Edvinsson Trade appeared first on HEAVY.

Sharks winger Michael Misa scores a power-play goal in the first period of San Jose's game against the Boston Bruins on Saturday at TD Garden.Michael Misa's second goal of NHL season ties up Sharks vs. Bruins game originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

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Sharks forward Michael Misa scores a third-period goal during San Jose's game against the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday at Bell Centre.Michael Misa scores goal in third period to inch Sharks closer vs. Canadiens originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

Michael Misa finally broke through. After clanging a post and fighting a stretch of being snakebitten, the Sharks forward talks about his first goal as San Jose came back from 3-1 down in the third period to beat the Canadiens in overtime in Montreal. He credits a fiery second-intermission message, a desperate forecheck against Montreal's skilled defense and a crowd that booed captain Macklin Celebrini, who he says shut them up in OT. Misa also covers his bigger role with injuries in the lineup, his family's support and riding the confidence into Ottawa.