A deal between the Sharks and San Jose would keep the team in the city until 2051 while pouring in huge investments to ...

The City of San Jose has struck a proposed lease agreement with the San Jose Sharks to modernize the city-owned SAP Center ...

The City of San Jose has struck a proposed lease agreement with the San Jose Sharks to modernize the city-owned SAP Center ...

Sharks Sports & Entertainment has reached an agreement with the city of San Jose that promises to keep the NHL franchise in ...

The City of San Jose has struck a proposed lease agreement with the San Jose Sharks to modernize the city-owned SAP Center ...

Sharks Sports & Entertainment LLC, and/or its affiliates, including without limitation San Jose Arena Management, LLC d/b/a SAP Center at San Jose and Sharks Ice, LLC, (collectively "SSE") is ...

Still, the Sharks' average paid attendance for the team's 41 home games this past season rose slightly, up from 13,559, or 77.8% of capacity last year, to 14,219, or 81.6% of capacity.

The SAP Center has gotten an upgrade each of the last three summers. In 2022, the Sharks got a new overhead display, the official name of which is not Jumbotron.

The Sharks have been at the SAP Center, also known as the Shark Tank, since it first opened in 1993. The current lease agreement between the city and the Sharks, amended in 2001, runs through June ...

The San Jose Sharks have announced a name change to their home arena from HP Pavilion to the SAP Center.SAP, the software company, announced it will bring breakthrough technology to the arena ...