San Jose Sharks March Further Into Uncharted Waters Eric He | May 18, 2016 At some point during the postseason, the Sharks ceased being a team of the past and took on a new identity, the identity of a poised and confident championship contender playing like…
The San Jose Sharks Battle Back Zeke | May 18, 2016 In the opening game of the Western Conference Final, the San Jose Sharks played pretty well. Sure, they had some problem areas, which is why they lost the game. Their…
3 Stars of the Night: May 17 Dan Rice | May 18, 2016 It’s the most, wonderful time, of the yearrrrrrrr! Who doesn’t love playoff hockey right? This is what we wait all season for, this is why most of us became fans…
3 Stars of the Night: May 12 Dan Rice | May 13, 2016 It’s the most, wonderful time, of the yearrrrrrrr! Who doesn’t love playoff hockey right? This is what we wait all season for, this is why most of us became fans…
San Jose Sharks Find Their Adversity Zeke | May 8, 2016 It happened. Prior to Game 3 of the Sharks-Predators series, I wrote about the Sharks’ good fortune in the playoffs up to that point, contrasting it with difficult moments in…
How the Sharks and Blues Changed Their Playoff Narratives Mitch Michals | May 3, 2016 How do we define success in the world around us? There are short-term achievements, notable accolades, and the general recognition of a job well done. But what if the job…
3 Stars of the Night: May 1 Dan Rice | May 2, 2016 It’s the most, wonderful time, of the yearrrrrrrr! Who doesn’t love playoff hockey right? This is what we wait all season for, this is why most of us became fans…
San Jose Sharks Face The Left-Handed Boxer Zeke | April 29, 2016 The opening round for the San Jose Sharks could not have gone any better. The Sharks eliminated the Los Angeles Kings in five games, using a variety of approaches to…
The End of the Line for the 2015-16 Kings Mitch Michals | April 27, 2016 All of the lights are off in the Kings’ locker room. Another season has concluded, and for the second consecutive year it has yielded results that failed to meet lofty…
The San Jose Sharks Door Is Wide Open Zeke | April 23, 2016 The San Jose Sharks have just dismissed the Los Angeles Kings, their arch-rivals, in a five game series. The Sharks did not dominate the Kings, but they were the better…
Kings Facing a Stacked Deck Mitch Michals | April 18, 2016 Somewhere in the L.A. Kings organizational mantra, there is a section about doing things the hard way. There has to be right? It would have been much easier in 2012…
How the Kings Can Avoid a Shark Attack in Round 1 Mitch Michals | April 14, 2016 When the Anaheim Ducks defeated the junior varsity Washington Capitals in the final game of the 2015-16 NHL season, the playoff picture was officially set. The win gave Anaheim their…
