The Wild’s lineup got healthier before their game against San Jose on Wednesday, and their playoff position got significantly healthier after a crazy, 8-7 overtime win.

Luca Cagnoni’s highly successful first pro season — he was one of the top-scoring defensemen in the American Hockey League — earned him a promotion to the San Jose Sharks. Five games with them showed just how much of a leap it can be to establish oneself in the NHL.

Unfortunately, this potential power struggle between two apex predators can have devastating effects on the marine ecosystem. Orcas targeting sharks can have a negative outcome for more reasons than one.

San Jose Sharks leading goal scorer Tyler Toffoli won't play against the Calgary Flames on Monday due to a lower-body injury.

The Calgary Flames used a three-goal, third-period comeback to keep their playoff hopes alive with a 3-2 victory over the struggling Sharks in San Jose on Monday.

It ended with celebrations, literally, as the Sharks’ rookie sensation showed Schumann, a 5-year-old cancer survivor, how to ride his stick along the ice. Then, after he went bar down with a shot from in close that beat one of San Jose’s goalies, Luke skated away, dropped to one knee, and slid along the ice.

Sharks rookie center Macklin Celebrini attained a San Jose franchise record with his assist in the first period against the Calgary Flames on Monday night at SAP Center.

"While retention bans are often a necessary measure and a good first step to disincentivise landing ... More highly threatened species, they cannot be the sole management tool used to reduce mortality for threatened sharks.

The return of apex predators such as sharks can restore critical ecological balance to coral reefs, creating healthier ecosystems.

Experts have revealed that the believe great white sharks could be found swimming in UK waters in the next few years