The Sharks made a successful waiver claim on Thursday in the form of forward Jonah Gadjovich from the Vancouver Canucks.
Based on what I've heard, Gadjovich could possibly make the Sharks' roster out of training camp come opening night, but that has yet to be determined. To be honest, I never really heard about Gadjovich before this news came out.
Jonah Gadjovich appeared in one game for the Vancouver Canucks last season. Prior to that, he recorded 18 points, 17 penalty minutes, and a +5 rating in 19 AHL games with the Utica Comets last season. In addition, Gadjovich has had a solid preseason for the Canucks so far before he was placed on waivers. The Sharks could have just found a hidden gem in the waiver wire, and I hope that is the case.
In other news, the latest Evander Kane accusation involves him possibly submitting a fake COVID-19 vaccination card. If this is true, this is absolutely unacceptable. The off-ice issues seemingly never ends with this guy, and I've had enough.
Lastly, the Sharks play their last preseason game this year on Saturday against the Golden Knights and host their first-ever Skills Showcase on Sunday before their season opener a week from Saturday against the Winnipeg Jets. I'm certainly looking forward to what's in store for the 2021-22 NHL season and the Sharks bouncing back from last season.
Source: Sharks + SAP Center App
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