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He's pacing to top his career high of 46 goals from a couple seasons back when he became the first star to hit over 100 points.

Teammates can't say enough about his creativity and work ethic.

Captain Jamie Benn called it a special shot from a special player, while goalie Jake O. Ettinger praises their after-practice sessions where they break down tendencies.

Robertson reviews his own shifts on his iPad and studies opposing goalies, always hunting new ways to score.

His two-way improvements have been noticeable game by game.

With the stars rolling and Robertson set to become a restricted free agent this summer, contract talks are underway.

But he keeps it simple, saying he just loves playing hockey every day.

Right now, that passion is paying off all over the ice.

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It's January 26th for the San Jose Sharks.

Let's get into it.

The San Jose Sharks are set to be one of the most intriguing teams at the 2026 NHL trade deadline.

They've already proven they're not afraid to buy, acquiring forward Kiefer Sherwood from the Vancouver Canucks earlier this month.

At the same time, the team is balancing their present push with future plans, and several pending unrestricted free agents are fueling trade rumors.

Shark spans and analysts are split on whether to move him.

The team is right in the thick of the Western Conference playoff race, and trading Ferraro would risk creating a massive gap in their defense.

He's one of their top blue liners, and losing that grit could hurt their postseason chances.

That said, extending Ferraro makes a lot of sense before any deal.