RAW POTENTIAL: Why the San Jose Sharks Should TARGET Adam Goljer in the 2026 NHL Draft at #20

San Jose Sharks weigh critical draft decisions as European prospects rise—could Adam Goljer, Alexander Command, or Oliver Suvanto be the next foundation for a playoff push? With Goljer’s steadily climbing stock, Command’s physical two-way game, and Suvanto’s impressive NHL-ready floor, the Sharks must balance upside, role fit, and long-term value at pick number 20. Key insights focus on Goljer’s shutdown potential and raw defensive skill, Command’s relentless motor and versatility as a future middle-six anchor, and the debate between Suvanto’s high floor versus higher-ceiling boom-or-bust options. The conversation explores how Mike Grier’s best-player-available philosophy might shift given looming contract needs for stars like Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith, and addresses if the Sharks should prioritize draft assets as future trade bait. How will these choices shape San Jose’s playoff aspirations—and is a new core about to emerge?