Overview
- San Jose officially loaned the 2025 No. 2 draft pick to Canada on Wednesday, finalizing his availability for the tournament in St. Paul.
- Warsofsky said the team kept Misa a few extra days because he was "nicked up" and needed time with strength and medical staff before departing.
- Misa opened his rookie season with one goal and two assists in seven NHL games, then logged one assist in two AHL conditioning outings.
- He is expected to join Canada’s practices Thursday after missing the start of camp, with the event set to begin Dec. 26 in Minnesota.
- Reporting indicates he is projected for a top-line role for Canada, while the Sharks continue to weigh a separate loan decision on defenseman Sam Dickinson.