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Jack Han Likes Dickinson, Misa’s Development | What Will Sherwood’s Extension Look Like? EP 119

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David Clarkson's $36.75 million Maple Leafs deal from 2013 equals about $8.4 million in 2026 dollars.

1. The San Jose Hockey Now Podcast, Episode 119, covers the Artemi Panarin trade to the LA Kings, a possible Kiefer Sherwood extension, and a closing segment on Sharks tactics going into the Olympic break on a four-game losing streak. 2. Keegan McNally hosts and appears only in the intro, while former Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle and a second panelist named Zubair carry the discussion, and Jack Hahn is announced as the guest for the tactics segment. 3. The central question is whether the Sharks should have spent assets on an elite veteran now or hold them for Macklin Celebrini's next contract, with Boyle saying 'it's not time to go all in right now.' 4. Panarin went from the Rangers to the Kings for prospect Liam Greentree and a 2026 third-round pick that becomes a second if LA wins a round, plus a 2028 fourth if LA wins two, and the report is that Seattle offered four years but Panarin did not want to go there. 5. The host says two scouts called Greentree roughly equal to Quentin Musty plus a second-round pick, and notes Greentree ranked about 98th on Corey Pronman's under-23 list while Celebrini ranked first, Connor Bedard second and Will Smith ninth. 6. The host proposes a Quinn Hughes package of Willie Macklin, Sam Dickinson, Quentin Musty and Edmonton's 2026 first-round pick, while Boyle prefers waiting for 'the right price in the right time,' citing his own 2008 move to San Jose. 7. On Sherwood, who was acquired for two second-round picks and played his first Sharks game against Colorado, the panel weighs a reported $30 million ask over five or six years against his 462 hits last season and his roughly 310 NHL games over six seasons. 8. The host offers David Clarkson's seven-year, $36.75 million Toronto contract from 2013 as a warning, then cites a J Fresh Hockey tweet that converts it to $8.4 million in 2026 terms, and also mentions Josh Anderson's Montreal contract as a comp. 9. Panelists compare roster-building models, with one pointing to the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning identifying core players and then plugging holes, and another saying Mike Grier wants a 'nasty' winger, a word attributed to Ryan Rosovsky. 10. Sharks fans who follow trade-market economics and contract comparisons will get the most from this episode.

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