San Jose Sharks move up in first round after trade with Buffalo Sabres

LAS VEGAS — The San Jose Sharks acquired the 11th overall selection in the 2024 NHL Draft from the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday in exchange for the 14th and 42nd overall picks.

The Sharks now have nine selections in this year’s draft, including two in the top 11 and five in the first three rounds.

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