The San Jose Sharks made nine selections at the 2025 NHL Draft at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. They did not trade up or down during the two-day event.
Every player the Sharks selected, but one, was listed at 6 feet or taller. The Sharks didn’t take anyone listed at 5-11 or shorter last year and 2023, the only two players the Sharks took who were listed as being under 6-feet tall were 5-9 defenseman Luca Cagnoni (123rd overall, fourth round) and 5-11 defenseman Eric Polhkamp (132nd overall, fifth round).
It’s a departure from the 2020 draft, in which only two of the nine players the Sharks drafted were taller than 5-foot-11 — 6-foot-4 forward Brandon Coe in the fourth round and 6-foot winger Timofey Spitserov in the seventh round,
San Jose Sharks 2025 draft picks
Rnd. Overall Name Pos. Ht/Wt 2024-25 team
1 2 Michael Misa C 6-1/182 Saginaw (OHL)
1 30 Josh Ravensbergen G 6-6/191 Prince George (WHL)
2 33 Haoxi (Simon) Wang D 6-6/222 Oshawa (OHL)
2 53 Cole McKinney C 6-0/200 USNDT (USHL)
3 95 Teddy Mutryn C 6-1/210 Chicago (USHL)
4. 115 Ilyas Magomedsultanov D 6-2/176 Yaroslavl (MHL)
4. 124 Zack Sharp D 6-1/180 Western Michigan (NCHC)
5. 150 Max Heise C 6-3/169 Penticton (BCHL)
7. 210 Richard Gallant LW 5-8/170 USNDT (USHL)
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