SAN JOSE — San Jose Sharks icon Joe Thornton now has an official title with the team he starred on for 15 seasons. The Sharks ...

Joe Thornton was named player development coach and hockey operations adviser for the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday.

Sharks general manager Mike Grier announced a string of hockey operations changes on Tuesday, with Thornton's name at the ...

The San Jose Sharks officially hired franchise icon Joe Thornton as a player development coach/hockey operations advisor.

The San Jose Sharks have (officially) landed Joe Thornton. After a couple years of “Jumbo” unofficially helping the Sharks in various capacities, from on-the-ice coaching at development camp to ...

The San Jose Sharks spiced up the slow part of the summer by announcing lineup additions to the hockey operations staff for ...

One of the greatest playmakers in NHL history, Joe Thornton played 15 of his 24 seasons with the San Jose Sharks ...

Hockey Hall of Fame is set to announce its Class of 2025 on Tuesday, and it would be shocking if it didn’t include Joe Thornton ...

Thornton officially announced his retirement from the NHL on Oct. 30, 2023, and less than three months later, the Sharks announced that his No. 19 would never be worn again. The reasons were obvious.

With his pinpoint passing, infectious joy and signature beard, Thornton became the face of the Sharks franchise and was honored with his No. 19 jersey being raised to the rafters.

Thornton entered the NHL as the No. 1 overall pick by Boston but had his greatest success in 15 seasons with San Jose following a trade to the Sharks on Nov. 30, 2005. Thornton ranks first in ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Joe Thornton spent a career setting up his teammates with the perfect passes that helped them score goals. His jersey retirement ceremony Saturday was an opportunity for ...