MONTREAL — The San Jose Sharks have announced that they have signed forward Ty Dellandrea to a two-year contract extension.
Ty Dellandrea is a Shark for two more years! 👏
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 13, 2026
Dellandrea, 25, has played 42 games this season and has two goals and nine assists. The Sharks forward suffered a lower-body injury against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Jan. 6. His next contract is worth $3.25 million. That breaks down to an Average Annual Value of $1.625 million.
There is a chance Dellandrea joins the San Jose Sharks on their current five-game road trip, but coach Ryan Warsofsky hasn’t provided an update. Dellandrea was set to become an RFA after this season, but after signing the extension, he will become an unrestricted free agent.
“Ty has been a consistent performer at both ends of the ice and a big part of our locker room and the culture we’re building,” Sharks GM Mike Grier said in a statement. “We are excited to keep him in San Jose.”
The centerman was the team’s best face-off man and a top penalty killer before his injury. With most Sharks centers being left-handed, Dellandrea was counted on for many critical face-offs at key points of games. Of players who have played at least 40 games with the San Jose Sharks this season, Dellandrea has the highest face-off win% at 52.3.