Darnell Nurse TRADED to the San Jose Sharks!

Darnell Nurse TRADED to the San Jose Sharks!



Another big name joins the list in a chaotic start to the 2026 Free Agency period, as Edmonton Oilers longtime blueliner Darnell Nurse is flipped to the San Jose Sharks for defensemen Shakir Mukhamadullin and the rights to Zack Sharp. The deal included no salary retention.

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  1. As a sharks fan, I’m not sure we ‘had’ to get him…. We already have made plenty of moves for D men and he kinda takes away the opportunity for our young and upcoming d men…

  2. Oilers have hella cap space now. So nice to get rid of the $9.26 million dollar anchor that held this organization back for way too long.

    And not only did we not have to retain a single penny, we get a high end defensive prospect back to top it off.

    Bowman did some excellent work today.

  3. Do it while you got the young stars on cheap contracts. 2 bigger d men that'll protect the kids too. Just waiting on my flyers to trade for mcjesus and glad they stayed away from Donovan mcnabbs nephew, we will end up settling for a reunion with Giroux

  4. For the people in the back that may have not heard. By the time the draft came, the Sharks had about 46 mil of cap space left to work with. With that much burning a hole in Grier's pocket, and the solid roster he already built, I'm not surprised he gave Nurse that 9 mil aav.

  5. As an Oilers fan I'm stunned at this. I was convinced to trade Nurse we'd have to retain some of that cap, the fact that we don't and we get a younger D in return is amazing. I haven't seen much of Mukha but I"m already loving this. Also I don't know what this guy on the panel is talking about, he doesn't defend hard, he gets lost and coughs up the puck like mad. Darnel's biggest asset is that he can play many minutes in a game.

  6. Nurse's best days are behind him, but who cares, the only thing that matters is that colossally f'd contract is finally off the Oil's books.

  7. Oilers fan here. He has bad playoffs every year, dragging down every partner on the team. Last year's one round was a slight exception to every other year. He filters massive numbers of goals in on his own net as deflections off him because he flamingos in no man's land. I think it was 17 last year alone. He has some merits some of the time. But glad he's gone. Not glad he didn't turn out, but know this: he was not very good. This recent narrative of "good D, but overpriced" is wrong. Maybe he'll change?

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