Sharks forward Kiefer Sherwood scores a shorthanded goal in the second period of San Jose's game against the Boston Bruins on Saturday at TD Garden.Kiefer Sherwood scores shorthanded Sharks goal in second period vs. Bruins originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

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

At the San Jose Sharks morning skate before their game at Dallas, Sherwood explains why he pushed Trevor Moore out of the way while celebrating his goal last game. He says he was fired up and stirring the pot against a rival: "We don't like them, they don't like us." He also says a young family member was at his first game but missed this goal because of her early bedtime, and he hopes she sees him score soon.

San Jose winger Kiefer Sherwood scores his first goal of the 2026-27 NHL season in the Sharks' game Saturday vs. the Los Angeles Kings at SAP Center.Kiefer Sherwood intercepts puck and scores to put Sharks ahead against Kings originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

San Jose Sharks star forward Kiefer Sherwood sits down with NBC Sports California's Natalie Noury to preview the 2026-27 NHL season.Kiefer Sherwood excited about first full season with up-and-coming Sharks originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

Kiefer Sherwood is happy with the San Jose Sharks’ recent additions, but how are they going to help the team’s […] The post Sherwood on Sharks’ “In Your Face” Identity, Doing Anything To Help Team appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now .

Sharks forward Sherwood breaks down his preseason outing against the Ducks, calling linemates Stenberg and Misa "scary" for their playmaking ability and hockey IQ. He highlights Stenberg's maturity at just 18 years old and praises the team's depth up front. Sherwood also discusses the penalty kill as a point of emphasis this season, gives Will Smith credit for his PK contributions, and explains his approach to embracing any role the coaching staff gives him.

While Marc-Edouard Vlasic kept the number 44 under lock and key with the San Jose Sharks for nearly two decades, shortly after he departed the organization, a new face took over.

Tonight will be the first time Sharks forward Kiefer Sherwood plays against his former team, the Vancouver Canucks.