San Jose Sharks
2010 Olympics A Help Or Hinderance To The San Jose Sharks?
For those of you who may not remember there was excitement in the United States surrounding the 1984 Summer Olympic Games. A rule change allowed countries to send professionals to compete for Olympic gold in basketball. Obviously the United States has a huge advantage over other countries when it comes to basketball. The [...]
New Year Musings Around The San Jose Sharks
After a rare exhibition of futility, the San Jose Sharks have managed to put together a nice 6-game winning streak - restoring faith and hope that all will be well in Sharkland. As the year winds down I’ve decided to document a few random thoughts I’ve had rattling around my head for a while (I [...]
San Jose Sharks Losing Streaks Are Few And Far Between
Because I’m a glass half-empty kind of guy I wanted to guage the significance of the San Jose Sharks recent exercises in futility. The last time the Sharks lost 5 games in a row you have to go all the way back to the 2007-2008 season. From Feb 12-20, 2008 the Sharks lost [...]
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
There were many reasons why I started this blog, one if which is my personal battle with Ray Ratto. I’ve written about Ratto on more than a few occasions and really, I need to stop writing about him. Like they say, bad publicity is better than no publicity - but then again I [...]
Penaltykill.net Crashes The Crease Sunday Dec 6 @ 2:30est, 11:30pst
The Hockey Guys from CrashtheCrease will have The .Net on Blog Talk Radio tomorrow, Sunday December 6 at 2:30 est/11:30 pst. Topics of discussion will include the San Jose Sharks, the origins and purpose of The .Net, our bloggers and hockey in general. Tune in!
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San Jose Sharks - Evgeni Nabokov Calls Out Vlasic
I got an email this morning from Son of OT that Evgeni Nabokov said Marc-Edouard Vlasic should have blocked the shot that allowed the St. Louis Blues to tie last night’s game with 6 seconds left to go. The Sharks went on to lose that game in a shoot out. Calling out a [...]
Year-Over-Year Comparison For Teams of The .Net
One of the things I picked up on this season is the idea that the milestone for determining your hockey team’s capabilities is where they stand on (US) Thanksgiving. That little nugget taught me two things.
First I learned that the hockey pre-season isn’t like other sports’ pre-seasons. Hockey players have said that the pre-season is [...]
San Jose Sharks Get A Hockey Lesson
It took me a few days, and a show-me follow-up victory, to put me in a frame of mind to write about the San Jose Sharks. Two nights ago the Chicago Blackhawks absolutely dismantled my team. Words cannot express the magnitude of the Sharks’ futility and equally the Blackhawks’ mastery. I have [...]
San Jose Sharks - Three Games, Two Skaters, Nine Goals
Sharkie enjoys Dany Heatley’s hat trick
On September 25th I went to a preseason game and watched Douglas Murray score a hat trick. At the Sharks’ home opener I watched, again in person, Dany Heatley introduce himself to the San Jose fans by scoring a hat trick of his own. Last night I was in the [...]
San Jose Sharks Doing More With “Less”
Remember last summer Doug Wilson proclaimed that “big changes” were coming after the San Jose Sharks left the playoff dance early? Remember player after player left the team with very few signings in return? Remember everyone asking ‘where are these big changes?’ Sure Dany Heatley showed up, but that was just after they [...]
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