Sharks Practice: Absences, Returns, and Coach's Praise
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What is the current status of the San Jose Sharks after the Olympic break?
For the San Jose Sharks, it's February 19th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The San Jose Sharks are back on the ice for practice as they gear up for their first game after the Olympic break on February 26th against the Calgary Flames. It's not the full squad yet, with stars like Macklin Celebrini, Philip Kurashev, Paval Rajenda, and Alex Winberg still at the 2026th. Winter Olympics playing medal games through the weekend. Almost everyone else showed up ready to work.
Which key players are missing from the Sharks practice?
A few key players set out, though. Ty DeLandrea is still sidelined with a lower body injury from early January and remains week to week, probably a few weeks from returning before. Seasons end. Tyler Toffoli took a hit in the last game at Colorado and has a day-to-day lower body issue. He skated alone today, but the coach isn't sure of Hill. Be ready by Monday. Meanwhile, Dmitry Orlov is healthy but got stuck vacationing in Lake Tahoe during a snowstorm, delaying his trip back. The team hopes to see him at practice on Thursday. Fans noticed the absences right away from practice photos shared online, with one tweet calling it the boys back in town. On a positive note, Ryan Reeves looks fully healthy after missing the February 4th game and joined full drills.
The Sharks also recalled Philip Beistet and Nick Letty from the Miners to fill out practice since they weren't playing for the Barracuda that night. According to head coach Warsawski, Beistet wore an orange no-contact jersey while recovering from a head injury, and a debut against Calgary seems unlikely.
Letty, sent down last month, had some behind-the-scenes issues holding him back from AHL games, but the coach praised his pro attitude and said he's "...still valued in the organization."
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