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Igor Chernyshov

Igor Chernyshov

Position: LW
Number: #92
Status: Under contract (ELC)
Pieces here: 39

On the record

Called Shots →

OpenAug 27, 2026

Quentin Musty plays at least one NHL regular-season game in 2026-27, after playing zero in 2025-26.

OpenSep 1, 2026

Kiefer Sherwood averages under 1:45 a night on the power play across San Jose's first 20 games of 2026-27.

OpenSep 8, 2026

Collin Graf is not among San Jose's top eight forwards in total power-play time on ice across the club's first 20 regular-season games of 2026-27.

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Sharks film room

Igor Chernyshov and the only real argument in the forward group

Igor Chernyshov and the only real argument in the forward group

Grab Some PineJun 9, 20264 min read

Igor Chernyshov and the only real argument in the forward group

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