Sharks reduce training camp roster by seven with latest cuts originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
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The Sharks made their second round of roster cuts Friday.
Like the first round, there weren’t any huge surprises.
Forwards Mitchell Russell, Lucas Vanroboys, and Anthony Vincent, and defensemen Artem Guryev, Braden Hache, Joey Keane, and Valtteri Pulli all have been assigned to San Jose Barracuda camp.
San Jose now has 49 players (29 forwards, 15 defensemen, 5 goalies) at camp. You can find the full roster here.
Guryev, who’s still coming back from shoulder surgery, was a 2021 Sharks’ fifth-round pick. He didn’t play in the 2024 NHL Rookie Faceoff or in the preseason, though he has been practicing in camp.
Russell and Pulli were signed by the Sharks as free agents.
Vanroboys, Vincent, and Hache were signed by the Barracuda.
Keane, who’s logged over 248 pro games between the NHL, AHL, and KHL, is in San Jose on a tryout.
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