The Sharks continued a dizzying two-week period by trading defenseman Henry Thrun to the Toronto Maple Leafs for enforcer Ryan Reaves on Thursday night and signing fellow forward Jeff Skinner to a one-year, $3 million contract on Friday.

SAN JOSE — The San Jose Sharks continued their busy offseason Friday by signing veteran forward Jeff Skinner to a one-year, $3 million contract.

The San Jose Sharks have signaled the end of their rebuild by signing veteran forward Jeff Skinner to a one-year deal. This move, along with other key

Jeff Skinner’s addition to the San Jose Sharks provides a veteran presence for the team's roster featuring talented youngsters.

The San Jose Sharks added some insurance in net, signing veteran AHL goalie Jakub Skarek to a one-year contract for the NHL minimum of $775,000. “Jakub has a plethora of professional experience in net at just 25 years old,” Sharks general manager Mike Grier said in a statement. “He is a big, athletic goaltender with a lot of compete in his game.”

Jeff Skinner, a veteran winger, joins the San Jose Sharks on a one-year contract. The Sharks aim to leverage his scoring ability and leadership. Skinner hopes to revive his career and mentor the team.

American-born Russian winger Nikolai Kovalenko, 25, has signed a two-year contract with CSKA Moscow, the KHL club announced on social media on Saturday.

This in, news that the San Jose Sharks have signed former Edmonton Oilers sniper Jeff Skinner to a one-year deal at $3 million for the season.