San Jose Sharks News and Events.
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Puck Headlines: Philadelphia Flyers, Washington Capitals ready to go 'Patrick Division' on each other (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Evening Puck Headlines and Previews: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the...
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Sharks Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
It's not so much a New Year's resolution, yet coach Todd McLellan definitely sent a message to his team as the calendar turned from December to January.
"What you do in January that helps you win April and May, and that was my message to the players," McLellan told the San Jose Mercury News.
Because of the Sharks' gaudy 28-4-5 record during the 2008 portion of the 2008-'09 schedule, the Sharks are going to catch the attention of every opponent the rest of the way. McLellan is well aware of that, and he is trying to warn his troops that because the opponents will try to take their game up a notch, the Sharks must respond in kind.
"There's no surprises. We're going to see the other team's best game," he told the paper.
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NHL Power Poll: Teams set sights on playoffs (SportingNews.com) Toronto coach Ron Wilson noticed it while playing Ottawa this week. The intensity is rising for teams getting...
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Sharks beat Islanders 5-3 (AP)
As well as the San Jose Sharks played for the first half of the game, coach Todd McLellan was more concerned about the lackadaisical way his team finished. Mike Grier scored two goals in a game for the first time in nearly two years and the San Jose Sharks held on to beat the New York Islanders 5-3 Saturday night to extend their run of dominance on home ice.
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Sharks recall D Joslin (PA SportsTicker)The San Jose Sharks made a pair of roster moves Friday, recalling defenseman Derek Joslin from Worcester and assigning left wing Jamie McGinn to their American Hockey League affiliate.
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Burns' OT goal lifts Minnesota past San Jose (AP)
The Minnesota Wild saved its much-needed best game of the month for last. Brent Burns scored at 1:38 of overtime to give the Wild a 3-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday night. Burns took a cross-ice pass from Mikko Koivu and beat Evgeni Nabokov over the left shoulder. Owen Nolan also scored in his return to the Minnesota lineup, and Krystofer Kolanos added a goal to help the Wild...
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We're pretty sure this is the wrong Lemieux comeback (Yahoo! Sports) Mario Lemieux ... Claude Lemieux ... eh, it's pretty much the same thing for the San Jose Mercury News today on...
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An officially licensed way to get tanked during the Winter Classic (Yahoo! Sports) We've chronicled the wondrous relationship between hockey and wine before, and it continues with the 2009...
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Reminder: Don't judge a hockey fan by his seat location (Yahoo! Sports) If you've always sat in the cheap seats as we have, then you've literally looked down upon the sea of corporate...
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RW Lemieux clears waivers (PA SportsTicker)Claude Lemieux is another step closer to returning to the NHL.
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Monday's three stars: Nystrom's shorthanded speed tops Wild (Yahoo! Sports) No. 1 star: Eric Nystrom, Calgary Flames With the game tied 1-1 in the third period, a Calgary shorthanded...
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Sharks turn away Stars 3-1 (AP)
After a loss to struggling St. Louis, the San Jose Sharks needed Evgeni Nabokov to be at his best to beat the surging Dallas Stars. The veteran goalie gave the NHL-leading Sharks exactly what they needed. Nabokov stopped 28 shots to win his 20th game of the season, Ryane Clowe had a goal and an assist and the Sharks beat the Stars 3-1 Monday night.
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Puck Headlines: Could Detroit get shut out of all-star starters? (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Evening Puck Headlines and Previews: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the...
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Report: Sharks RW Setoguchi out vs. Stars (PA SportsTicker)San Jose Sharks right wing Devin Setoguchi will miss Monday's game against the Dallas Stars, according to a published report.
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Claude Lemieux signs new deal to stay with Sharks (AP)Claude Lemieux signed a contract with the San Jose Sharks on Monday after spending the past month with their top minor-league affiliate, giving another boost to his NHL comeback hopes. The 43-year-old Lemieux signed with the Worcester Sharks on Nov. 25 after a five-year absence from pro hockey. The four-time Stanley Cup winner's new contract is a two-way deal, allowing him to play in San Jose or...
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NHL Power Poll: Bruins take over top spot (SportingNews.com)The best story of the week might be the Boston Bruins, who have won eight straight games to catch San Jose at the top of the NHL standings.
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Five reasons why the Rangers don't need Sean Avery (Yahoo! Sports) There are plenty of places we'd like to see Sean Avery end up when his League-supported exile is over.
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Winchester helps Blues knock off Sharks in SO (AP)
Shrugging off their latest misfortune, the St. Louis Blues beat the NHL-leading San Jose Sharks. One of their many fill-ins played a key role. Brad Winchester tied it in the second period, and scored the deciding goal on the first shootout chance of his career, helping the Blues knock off the Sharks 3-2 on Saturday night.
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Video: So that's what Mike Ricci singing 'Jingle Bells' looks like (Yahoo! Sports) The San Jose Sharks and their television partners at CSN have decided to bless us with a Christmas carol for...
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Puck Headlines: Should the NHL play on Christmas Day? (Yahoo! Sports) Here are your Morning Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest...
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Marleau leads Sharks' early barrage in 5-0 win (AP)
Devin Setoguchi remembered the road-weary wobble in his legs last week when the San Jose Sharks couldn't keep up in a shutout loss at Detroit. Setoguchi could tell the Canucks were in much the same condition Tuesday night, and the high-scoring forward was happy to see the Sharks do to Vancouver exactly what the Red Wings did to them.
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