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Western Conference playoff capsules
No. 1 San Jose Sharks vs. No. 8 Anaheim Ducks Season series: The Sharks won four of six games.
Jonas' decision wasn't to become a Shark
The Sharks have come away empty-handed in their pursuit of a 24-year-old Swedish goalie being touted as the best goaltender not in the NHL.
Peterson: Still waiting for Sharks' offseason thunder
It has been more than two months since the Sharks concluded their brief, confounding postseason face flop.
Goalies Martin Biron and Antero Niittymaki Still in Search of New Home
With the Philadelphia Flyers deciding to completely revamp their goaltender situation, goalies Martin Biron and Antero Niittymaki became unrestricted free agents on Wednesday... Goalies Martin Biron and Antero Niittymaki Still in Search of New Home by Tom Dougherty 42 reads Opinion July 05, 2009 With the Philadelphia Flyers deciding to completely ...
Goalie Brian Boucher leaves one pressure cooker for another I had to circle back today to a transaction that occurred in the madness of July 1: Brian Boucher signing a two-year, $1.85 million deal with the Philadelphia Flyers .
Flyers sign Boucher, Laperriere
The Philadelphia Flyers brought a familiar face back into the fold Wednesday, as they signed goaltender Brian Boucher to a two-year deal.
Purdy: Sharks draft a bore, but summer might not be
The hockey draft, as we all know, is not as exciting as other drafts. Or as exciting as draft beer, for that matter.
San Jose Sharks: Draft & Free Agency: What Will Doug Wilson Do?
With the NHL free agency period right around the corner, San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson has some decisions to make heading into Friday's draft... by Andy Bensch 43 reads Opinion With the NHL free agency period right around the corner, San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson has some decisions to make heading into Friday's draft.
Morning Huddle What our writers are thinking, seeing, hearing
LONG LOST TWIN: LaTroy Hawkins didn't exactly endear himself to Giants fans during his mediocre stint here in 2005, so it was a kick to read the reliever, now with the Astros, has fans in Minnesota, where he spent the first nine years of his career.
No awards for McLellan or Sharks
Like most who spend time in Las Vegas, Todd McLellan came away empty-handed Thursday night.
Swedish goaltender visits with Sharks
A much-in-demand Swedish goalie trying to decide where to begin his NHL career toured San Jose and the Sharks organization Tuesday.
Way to San Jose goes through emergency room
Todd McLellan has two teams to worry about with the Stanley Cup tournament starting in two weeks.
Sharks will offer trade bait for draft
Something tells me the Sharks will make a significant trade before next month's National Hockey League draft.
Patrick Marleau Outplayed by Opposing Captains in Four Straight Series
Prior to the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Patrick Marleau was known as a playoff performer.
Spending money on this position hasn't been paying off in playoffs.
One of the givens of playoff success is that it hinges upon having a proven and thus pricey commodity between the pipes.
Morning Huddle What our writers are thinking, seeing, hearing
BAY DOUBLEHEADERS: On two of the next three Wednesdays, fans can watch a game at one ballpark in the afternoon and then catch another across the bay at night.
Changes appear inevitable for Sharks
Perhaps the Sharks did not look at that Presidents' Trophy closely enough. Did they check the fine print? Maybe the trophy was named in honor of William Henry Harrison - the U.S. president who died of pneumonia on just his 32nd day in office.
Gonna need a bigger net; Hiller stops Sharks
The San Jose Sharks choke. It's a sentiment that\'s hard to debate, as the Anaheim Ducks used a brilliant series from Jonas Hiller to stun the West's No.
Wilson: Changes on the way for Sharks
The Sharks were picking up the pieces of shattered playoff dreams as they cleaned out their lockers Wednesday, and it was clear a franchise that generally tries to keep its emotions under control has been having a tough time of it this week.
Ducks soar into 2nd round after stomping Sharks
For all their young talent and veteran experience, the Anaheim Ducks didn't really get it together until they were in danger of missing the NHL playoffs late in the regular season.