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What does a hockey team like better than a moral victory? A moral victory combined with an actual victory.

Hockey's dead men skating came alive Sunday against the San Jose Sharks, showing a steady pulse for a full 60 minutes, but the Edmonton Oilers still can't win and they still can't score.

As the New York Rangers put the finishing touches on next season's roster, it is clear that there are a few holes in the line up.

You can bet Doug Wilson is on the phone a lot these days. Why? According to HockeyBuzz, his San Jose Sharks currently have just under $1.35 million of cap space, and that counts only 17 skaters and one goalie... by MJ Kasprzak 0 6 reads Opinion You can bet Doug Wilson is on the phone a lot these days.

Worcester Sharks President and CEO Michael T. Lehr announced that the Worcester Sharks will auction off the game worn and issued Worcester Sharks jerseys from the 2008-09 season during an online auction on www... by What's News 2 reads WORCESTER - Worcester Sharks President and CEO Michael T. Lehr announced that the Worcester Sharks will auction ...

With the Worcester Sharks playoff run coming to an end last week, ita s time to start with the end of season paperwork.

Monday 18 May Monday, May 18, 2009 at 11:03PM MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com-Unforgettable Shark Attack Moments of 2008-09.... The Worcester Sharks become just the 20th team in AHL history to win a seven game playoff series when trailing 2-0 after they defeated the Wolf Pack in six games.

It may be neither fair nor popular, but the automatic delay-of-game call for shooting a puck directly into the crowd from your defensive zone is part of life in the American Hockey League.

T. J. Fox led the Sharks in games played this season with 79, which is a nice stat, but not exactly the kind that gets a winger noticed.

For a day, anyway, this city was corporate headquarters for the San Jose Sharks.

For the Flames to have a chance against the Sharks, Calgary's secondary scoring options, like Owen Nolan, centre, and Alex Tanguay will have to step up their game.

The middle of the game belonged to the Sharks, but the beginning and end are what eventually cost them last night.

It is a phrase rarely used around these parts since the American Hockey League came to town.

Sunday, April 26, 2009 Sharks finish off Wolf Pack Worcester's Riley Armstrong moves the puck around Hartford's Michael Sauer during the second period of Game 6 at the DCU Center.

By: Ricky Carchedi Worcester, MA The Sharks were flying on all cylinders as they exploded in the third period with five goals to claim Game Four ... by Todd Civin Game Recap Worcester, MA The Sharks were flying on all cylinders as they exploded in the third period with five goals to claim Game Four with a score of 6-0 Wednesday night at the DCU ...

T.J. Fox was one of four Sharks who scored their first career postseason goals last night, and not that many fans saw his.

It was like a perfect meal, from the appetizer through two courses of dessert. The Worcester Sharks revived their playoff hopes with a classic 3-2, double-overtime victory last night over the Hartford Wolf Pack, cutting their first-round series deficit to 2-1. 'We've got a series,' Sharks coach Roy Sommer said.

Sunday 19 Apr Hartford WolfPack Topple Worcester Sharks 5-3, Take 2-0 Lead in AHL Playoff Series Sunday, April 19, 2009 at 09:09AM HARTFORD, Conn.

Sunday 19 Apr Sunday, April 19, 2009 at 12:08AM HARTFORD, CT The Sharks battled back from 3-0 down to tie the score at three, but it wasn s enough as the Wolf Pack scored two in the third period for a 5-3 final in Game 2 of the Atlantic Division Quarterfinals on Saturday evening.

Ryan Vesce hit a crossbar and Jason Demers hit the back of the Hartford net, but with his shoulder, not a puck, and the Demers' play wound up costing the Sharks a goal.