Jacob Trouba heads to the San Jose Sharks after a rebound season with the Anaheim Ducks. Bruce Bennett / Getty Images Free-agent defenseman Jacob Trouba has signed a four-year contract with the San ...

San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) General Manager Mike Grier announced today that the club has signed defenseman Jacob Trouba to a four-year contract worth $8.25 million AAV. Trouba, 32, recorded 35 ...

Even at his best, Trouba can’t live up to the $8.25 million AAV price tag. Darren Yamashita / Imagn Images San Jose Sharks sign Jacob Trouba to a four-year, $8.25 million AAV contract. Mark Lazerus: ...

July 1 - The San Jose Sharks signed defenseman Jacob Trouba on Wednesday to a four-year, $33 million contract. The Sharks also signed goaltender Eric Comrie to a two-year, $2.3 million deal. Trouba, ...

The Sharks have made a big addition to their blueline. San Jose announced that it has signed Jacob Trouba to a four-year, $33 million contract ($8.25 million AAV). The #SJSharks signed 32 y/o D Jacob ...

The San Jose Sharks make a major statement by signing veteran defenseman Jacob Trouba to a reported four-year, $33 million contract with an $8.25 million average annual value. It is a significant ...

Jacob Trouba will remain in California after all as the defenseman signed with the San Jose Sharks on a four-year deal worth $8.25 million annually. The 32-year-old Trouba came into free agency as a ...

Trouba was an unrestricted free agent after the conclusion of his seven-year contract with an $8 million cap hit. He was ranked sixth on Matt Larkin’s free agent board. At this point in time, the ...

The San Jose Sharks make a major statement by signing veteran defenseman Jacob Trouba to a reported four-year, $33 million contract with an $8.25 million average annual value. It is a significant ...

Trouba signed a four-year, $33 million contract with San Jose on Wednesday. Trouba missed just one regular-season game for the Ducks last year and recorded 10 goals and 25 assists along the way. His ...

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