Tomas Hertl

It wasn't the start Hertl wanted to his Golden Knights tenure, but he's confident things will improve after a full offseason.

Vegas' hard-fought series against Dallas is either a blip on the radar or the beginning of the decline for a talented but aging roster.

A friendship born while recovering from injuries turned into a formidable duo that powered the Golden Knights to victory.

There are long-term risks for Vegas, but in the short term, Hertl does a lot of what the Golden Knights need.

It's a time of darkness in San Jose, and how much hope remains for the near future?

Hertl is a true needle-mover who keeps Vegas right there with the other Western Conference heavyweights.

By Chris Johnston, Pierre LeBrun, Jesse Granger and Lukas Weese The Vegas Golden Knights acquired center Tomas Hertl and 2025 and 2027 third-round picks from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 2025 first-round pick and prospect David Edstrom, the teams announced Friday. The Sharks are retaining 17 percent of Hertl’s salary. TSN’s Bob McKenzie was the first to report the trade. Hertl has 15 goals and 19 assists in 48 games played this season and is in the second year of an eight-year, $65.1 million deal. The 30-year-old is currently on long-term injured reserve after undergoing...

San Jose Sharks center Tomáš Hertl will undergo left knee surgery and is expected to miss a minimum of several weeks, the team announced Monday. The surgery will clean out loose cartilage in his knee. San Jose said it doesn’t know the exact timetable of Hertl’s recovery and will provide an update on his status later. Hertl said in a statement that he’s experienced soreness in his knee on and off this season and doctors said he could play through the pain without worsening the injury. He said he decided to have the surgery after last weekend’s All-Star Game “so...

Various clothing styles were on full display Thursday during the NHL All-Star Weekend red carpet event at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Hertl said he has a good feeling about the Sharks' future, but he might also be their best trade asset this season.

This week's NHL style power rankings featured two teams with multiple entries in the top 10. There also were a couple other familiar faces.

Raising children in another continent and culture raises big questions: Who are your kids, and where will they want to be in the long term?

Formula 1 has arrived in America in a huge way and has taken hold in the Sharks' locker room.

The NHL has suspended San Jose Sharks center Tomas Hertl two games for high-sticking Calgary Flames center Elias Lindholm.

San Jose went to Dallas, Minnesota and Las Vegas, and defeated three teams with serious playoff aspirations.

Hertl scored the Sharks' lone goal in a 4-1 loss to the Predators as the 2022-23 NHL season began in Prague.

If the Sharks and Hertl did not come to an agreement, the forward would have been an unrestricted free agent this offseason.

The Sharks want to build around Hertl, who is going to get a huge contract regardless of where he signs.