Sharks Are Not Missing What They’re Missing Zeke | March 25, 2018 Last season, one San Jose Sharks player led the team in goals, points and plus-minus. Another player led the team in assists. And a third player was the third-leading goal…
The San Jose Sharks’ Thin Margins Zeke | March 14, 2018 The San Jose Sharks just finished their last lengthy homestand of the season, six games in total, and did just enough to call it a success, collecting eight points. But…
Critical Date for the San Jose Sharks Zeke | March 7, 2018 On Mar. 9, 2017, the San Jose Sharks played their 66th game of the season when they hosted the Washington Capitals. The Caps would go on to win the Presidents’…
Sharks Have a Difficult Night in San Jose Zeke | February 14, 2018 The San Jose Sharks missed an opportunity against the league’s last place team with a 2-1 loss on Tuesday to the Arizona Coyotes. It was a night where several of…
5 Key Changes for the Sharks Second Half Zeke | January 13, 2018 Coming out of their league-mandated five-day break, the San Jose Sharks will play their 41st game of the season against the Calgary Flames. In terms of games played, this is…
San Jose Sharks at the Quarter Mark Zeke | November 23, 2017 A quarter of the way through the season, the San Jose Sharks continue to do a lot right, despite a recent rough 0-2-1 run. Back-to-back regulation losses to the Florida…
NHL Entry Draft: A Decade of Diamonds in the Rough Andrew Forbes | November 9, 2017 When it comes to the NHL entry draft, selecting star players is easy. When you get the first overall pick and have the chance to draft guys like Sidney Crosby,…
San Jose Sharks Troubling Slow Start Zeke | October 10, 2017 For the San Jose Sharks, a slow start to the season isn’t what the team envisioned. In the team’s first two games, they have lost twice. Both times to teams…
What Do the Sharks Have in Thornton? Zeke | September 30, 2017 One of the first signs of my father’s arthritis was a tendency to drop things. Grabbing an object creates an instantaneous flow of information moving between hand and brain. For…
Patrick Marleau’s Yin and Yang Zeke | July 12, 2017 Yin and yang represent duality, seemingly opposite or contrary forces which are actually complementary, interconnected and interdependent. In part two of our three-part series, we examine how this duality fits…
Sharks 2016-17 Review: The Forwards Zeke | May 5, 2017 We continue our season review of the San Jose Sharks, this is the second in our series. We’ll cover the forwards in this piece. Sharks Season Review: The Main Points…
The Sharks Didn’t Want It Enough Zeke | April 27, 2017 The San Jose Sharks entered the 2016 offseason with deserved pride in their run to the Stanley Cup Final. But even before the Pittsburgh Penguins put the Sharks away in…
