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Patience Pays Off For
San Jose
“You’re going to be in tight game and you need
to be in those,”----Rob Blake
By Barbara Mason-01-30-10
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Saturday
night, the San Jose Sharks took on the Columbus Blue Jackets at HP
Pavilion hoping to string up two consecutive wins. Since coming off
the long Olympic break, the Sharks have started slow but have been
able to turn it on in the 3rd period. That’s risky
business anyway you look at it. San Jose almost got away with it last
Tuesday night scoring 3 goals inside of three minutes but came up
short. Thursday night they fell behind once again but pulled it out
in the third period winning that game against the Canadians. The
Sharks need to start the way they have been finishing to truly get
back on track. .....STORY>> |
Thornton
Scores 2 Early Goals But Red Wings Prevail
02/02/10
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The Best In The
West Is Back On Course
“Our
power play was dead on,”---- Scott Nichols
By Barbara
Mason-01-30-10
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After an overtime loss to
the Chicago Blackhawks last Thursday night, the San Jose Sharks took
on the Minnesota Wild at HP Pavilion Saturday night. The Sharks had
an uncharacteristic slow start against the Blackhawks and hoped for a
fast start against Minnesota. It was a decent start for the Sharks
although not enough to keep the Wild out of the net as they scored the
first goal of the evening for the early 1-0 lead. San Jose quickly
turned things around tying the game when Jason Demers scored his third
career goal assisted by Many Malhotra and Ryane Clowe. With seconds
left in the first period, the Wild broke the tie to take the lead on
their second power play goal of the game......STORY>>
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Sharks Skate Past Buffalo In A Barn Burner
“It was a big win for
us,”---Jed Ortmeyer
By Barbara
Mason-01-23-10
Saturday
night the San Jose Sharks took on the Buffalo Sabres in the first of
two meetings this year. As has been the case all year, the game was
enjoyed by a sellout crowd. This was the first appearance of Craig
Rivet and Mike Grier since they were traded to Buffalo from San Jose.
This game would be fast paced giving the Sharks all they could
handle....STORY >>>
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Sharks All Over Edmonton One More Time
“You still have to go out and produce and play hard,”---Joe
Thornton
By Barbara
Mason 01-16-10
It didn’t take the
San Jose Sharks long to begin the dismissal of the struggling Edmonton
Oilers meeting at HP Pavilion Saturday for an afternoon contest. The
red-hot #12 Patrick Marleau scored the first goal of the game (32nd
goal of the season) assisted by #15 Dany Heatley (26th
assist) and #19 Joe Thornton (50th assist) for the early
1-0 lead, and the Sharks were off to the races. Proving that they
are not to be taken lightly despite their struggles, the Oilers tied
up the game at 15:58 when #37 Denis Grebeshkov scored. The Sharks
wanted to take the lead into the locker room and that’s exactly what
they did off a power play goal. It was #16 Devon Setoguchi who broke
the tie with his 11th goal of the season at 18:44. He was
assisted by #27 Manny Malhotra (8th assist) and #29 Ryane
Clowe (21st assist)...STORY >>> |
News Compiled from Major Sports
News:
03/07/2010 10:40 PM -0800
Today's news posted by Larry Garcia
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
San Jose Sharks' All-Time
Squad
Purdy- A hockey
tilt that should be well-worth watching
Heatley has inside
track on Germany's Greiss
No panic on
Canadian hockey team; no magic, either
Canada can't afford
a slip against Germany
Team Canada seeking
a spark
Rare 3-time hockey
champs convene for celebration
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
San Jose Sharks
scatter for Olympic break
San Jose Sharks
Stumble Into Olympic Break
Purdy- Hockey hype
turned up high
Sharks trade Jody
Shelley to Rangers
Wednesday, January 11, 2010
San Jose Sharks keep Patrick
Marleau on second line for Red Wings game
Sharks-Red Wings
Sums
Marleau shootout
goal lifts Sharks past Wings
Red Wings
Sharks vs. Red
Wings NHL Picks (Feb. 11)
Red Wings
Sharks GM Wilson-
We're happy with team, but 'you're always looking'
Tuesday, January 09, 2010
Sharks will open 2010-11
season in Stockholm
San Jose Sharks to face
struggling Detroit Red Wings
The Sharks Noticed The
Absence Of Two Defenders
Sharks report for
Wednesday's game at Columbus Blue Jackets
Sharks will open 2010-11
season in Stockholm
Men's hockey- Pressure's on
Canada
Shark attack in Toronto
Sharks will be represented
at Olympics, sending NHL-high eight players
In first Leafs start, Kadri
solid against fearsome Sharks
Sharks-Blue Jackets Preview
Blue Jackets to
open next season in Sweden
Clowe lifts Sharks
past Maple Leafs 3-2
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