Jason Demers, NHL Network expert and friend of the show, shares his plan to improve the Sharks' defense in the off-season. This plan includes the possible signing of Darren Raddysh, trading for Michael Kesselring, and re-signing Vincent Desharnais and John Klingberg.

Demers analyzes the importance of reinforcing the right side of the defense and how these decisions could impact the team's performance in the next season. In addition, possible strategic moves to strengthen the roster and increase the chances of success are explored.

The analysis also addresses the situation of Eric Pohlkamp, evaluating his potential impact on the team and his future role.

The expectations placed on Pohlkamp and how his development could influence the overall strategy of the Sharks are discussed. Experts evaluate Pohlkamp's strengths and weaknesses, and how the team could optimize his performance.

San Jose Sharks legend Dan Boyle shares his perspectives on Sam Dickinson's development. Boyle expresses his desire to work with Dickinson and contribute to his growth as a player.

The process of Dickinson's development is delved into, analyzing the areas in which he can improve and how the team can support him. The expectations and potential of Dickinson to become a key player in the future of the Sharks are discussed.

Questions are raised about the possibility of taking on problematic contracts, such as those of Darnell Nurse, Morgan Rielly, Brady Skjei, and Dougie Hamilton. What Sheng hears from the scouts about Nurse and Rielly is analyzed.

The risks and benefits of acquiring players with difficult contracts are evaluated, considering the financial and sporting impact on the team. The implications of these decisions on the Sharks' rebuilding strategy are discussed.

It is analyzed why the pressure on San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier will be greater this summer. The challenges Grier faces and the team's expectations are explored.

The key decisions that Grier must make to improve the team and the consequences of his actions are discussed. Grier's strategy for the future of the Sharks and his ability to lead the team to success are evaluated.

The expectations for the Sharks in the next season and what would be considered a good season are discussed. Realistic goals and the progress the team needs to achieve are evaluated.

The factors that will influence the Sharks' performance and how the team can achieve its goals are analyzed. Strategies to improve the game and increase the chances of reaching the playoffs are discussed.

Demers offers his thoughts on Simon Nemec, analyzing his potential and his impact on the team. His performance and his ability to contribute to the Sharks' success are evaluated.

Nemec's strengths and weaknesses are discussed, and how the team can maximize his performance. His role in the overall strategy and his potential to become a key player are analyzed.

Boyle and Demers discuss the use of Macklin Celebrini and whether he is suffering from burnout. The impact of Celebrini's use and how the team can manage his workload are evaluated.

Strategies to avoid burnout and ensure that Celebrini can perform at his best are analyzed. The implications for the player's future and the team's success are discussed.

Keegan McNally and Zubair Jeewanjee talk about their favorite 2026 draft defensemen. Emerging talents and the potential of the players are evaluated.

The prospects for the team's future and how the draft can influence its success are discussed. The scouting work and the strategy for choosing the best players are analyzed.