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Andrew Poturalski Wanted Out of His Sharks Contract. His Agent Explains Why

  • On Friday, the San Jose Sharks confirmed they have allowed Andrew Poturalski to leave the team in order to seek playing opportunities overseas.
  • Poturalski sought this release after leading the AHL in scoring and being named most valuable player, despite having one year and $1.6 million left on his contract signed last July.
  • In early February, he appeared in three contests for the Sharks as they went through a rebuilding phase, but a torn left MCL sustained in late March prevented him from returning to the NHL squad.
  • Poturalski's agent Stephen Bartlett said KHL teams, particularly Avangard Omsk, are the leading candidates to sign him, with a deal possibly finalized by mid-June and financial terms notably better than in North America.
  • Bartlett emphasized Poturalski's move is not due to dissatisfaction and noted he might return to North America and re-sign with the Sharks in 2026 after testing overseas opportunities.
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prohockeyrumors.com broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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