San Jose Sharks find another way to lose as skid reaches eight games
The Sharks entered Saturday with a 0-1-2 record on this seven-game road trip, with all three losses by one goal. Their last win before Saturday came on Jan. 27 at home against the Pittsburgh Penguins. San Jose is 0-4-3 since, with five losses by one goal.
Contrasting streaks will clash Monday night, and both could be extended, when the San Jose Sharks visit the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Max Miller of Shark Hockey Digest: So, Cody Ceci and Mikael Granlund got traded. Yes, San Jose continues to seek out more ...
Struggling through another awful season, the Sharks could be on the verge of shedding several additional players.
Members of the Professional Hockey Writers Association get to pick five players when they vote for the winner of the Calder ...
BOTTOM LINE: The Toronto Maple Leafs host the San Jose Sharks as winners of five games in a row. Toronto has a 38-20-2 record overall and a 20-11-0 record in home games. The Maple Leafs have a 14-3-2 ...
The San Jose Sharks face off against the Winnipeg Jets in an NHL cross-conference game on Monday night, as the Jets look to ...
The Sharks are on pace to be historically bad — again. San Jose’s current .320 points percentage is set to challenge the 2019 ...
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