Quentin Musty played on a line with Thomas Bordeleau and William Eklund in the San Jose Sharks’ preseason game with the Vegas Golden Knights
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – JUNE 28: Quentin Musty is selected by the San Jose Sharks with the 26th overall pick during round one of the 2023 Upper Deck NHL Draft at Bridgestone Arena on June 28, 2023 in Nashville, Tennessee. SAN JOSE – Quentin Musty might be headed back to Sudbury of the Ontario Hockey League soon but not without a contract from the San Jose Sharks.
Musty’s contract carries a salary cap hit of $950,000, per a source, and is worth $855,000 at the NHL level, and $82,500 at the AHL level. “Very, very impressed. I thought he had a lot of poise and played at a good pace,” Sharks coach David Quinn said of Musty. “There was a lot to like about him.” All three players remained in camp as of Wednesday morning as the Sharks prepared for their final preseason game Thursday in Salt Lake City against the Los Angeles Kings. While Bordeleau and Eklund are vying for spots on the Sharks’ roster, Musty will presumably be headed back to the OHL soon, although nothing yet has been announced by the Sharks.
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