The San Jose Sharks are based in San Jose, California and they are members of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference of the NHL. The HP Pavilion (AKA Shark Tank), San Jose is where all the San Jose Sharks home games are played.

The Sharks have not won any Stanley Cup titles to date. However, the San Jose Sharks tickets have won their division championships in the years 2002, 2004 and 2008. The San Jose Sharks tickets qualified for the playoffs in the years 94, 95, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 04, 06, 07 and 08.

In the San Jose Sharks tickets first two seasons, the Cow Palace in Dallas City, was where the San Jose Sharks tickets played – in the year 1967 this venue had been rejected by the Seals and the NHL.

Back then, in the 1992-93 season, despite the fact that the Sharks had a futile standing, a number of “firsts” occurred. Rob Gaudreau scored the first ever and second ever hat-trick in franchise history. Also the San Jose Sharks tickets’ Arturs Irbe recorded the first ever shutout in history against the Los Angeles Kings. Thanks to Gaudreau's explosive scoring, the sharks were awarded the NHL’s rookie of the year in the year 1992.

In the season of 1993-94, the San Jose Sharks tickets relocated to their present home, the HP Pavilion at San Jose. This was the season in which the Sharks stunned the Detroit Red Wings with one of the greatest upsets ending with a 33-35-16 record. Again in the 1994-95 season the San Jose Sharks tickets reached the second round where a goal was scored in double overtime by Ray Whitney in the conference quarterfinals against the Calgary Flames. In the season of 1995-96 the San Jose Sharks tickets finished last as the team underwent major changes, including the trading-off of Ozolinsh and Larionov.

Fast forward to the present, the San Jose Sharks tickets chose Todd McLellan (former Detroit Red Wings assistant coach) to be their head coach. The San Jose Sharks tickets signed off the 2008-2009 season as President’s Trophy champions – with a franchise record of 117 points and 53 wins.

Ever since the San Jose Sharks tickets moved to the HP Pavilion in the year 1993, they have stuck with the same pre-game celebration ceremony: Prior to each game a 17 foot open shark mouth is lowered from the rafters. While the shark mouth is lowering the eyes turn to red with lots of fog pouring out. This is when the scoreboard shows a live view of the locker room tunnel where the goalie leads the Sharks team onto ice through the shark mouth.

Unlike other teams that come from warm locations, the San Jose Sharks tickets have never had a a problem with attracting and retaining fans. The San Jose Sharks tickets sell out fast and early. The team enjoys a huge fan following across the Bay area. Also, Silicon Valley’s biggest technology firms (like Sun Microsystems, Logitech, Seagate, and Applied Materials) provide generous financial support to the San Jose Sharks.