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Sharks visit Wings with opportunity to send a message
Losers of five of their last seven games, the mercurial Sharks are having one of their worst stretches of the year.
9 hrs ago | St. Petersburg Times
In college I was Pony. I had long hair, dyed it and shaved it. They called me Ponyboy from The Outsiders .
13 hrs ago | Fear The Fin
Spartans find 7 is their lucky number
The San Jose State Spartans faced a huge test on the road in Colorado. After falling 6-4 to #3 Colorado State, SJSU finished with 7-1, 7-4, and 7-5 wins against Northern Colorado, #4 Colorado, and then #10 Denver.
19 hrs ago | BleacherReport
San Jose Sharks Stagger, Detroit Red Wings Swagger
The San Jose Sharks hit the mid-point of their nine-game road trip in the worst possible place at the worst possible time.
23 hrs ago | CBS Sports
Sharks' Murray Taken To Hospital
Sharks' Murray Taken To Hospital : Douglas Murray was taken to the hospital for observation after taking a puck to the throat in the first period of Thursday night's game versus Tampa Bay, David Pollack of the San Jose Mercury News reports.
Sharks at Hurricanes: Open Game Thread
I would've gone with the exploding shark from the 1960's Batman movie, but I agree with your sentiment, sir.
Jokinen, Hurricanes top Sharks, 3-2
Jussi Jokinen scored on a deflection with 8:05 left to lift the Carolina Hurricanes past the San Jose Sharks, 3-2 on Friday night.
Sharks try to bounce back in Carolina
San Jose Sharks' head coach Todd McLellan looks from the bench as players Brad Winchester #10, Joe Thornton #19 and Patrick Marleau #12 watch during a break in play during a game against the Winnipeg Jets in NHL action at the MTS Centre on January 12, 2012 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
NHL Trade Market Finally Creaking To Life: Grossman to Philly, Moore to San Jose
In what many observers have been waiting for, it looks like the NHL Trade Deadline season is finally getting underway, as two deals completed this afternoon have seen upcoming free agents move from teams out of the playoffs, to teams positioning themselves for a possible Stanley Cup run.
In the fourth game of a nine game road trip, the San Jose Sharks will visit the RBC Center tonight to take on the Hurricanes.
NHL: When Will the Detroit Red Wings' Home Winning Streak End?
The Detroit Red Wings entered the season with lingering doubts after making key roster moves following disappointing early playoff exits.
St. Louis scores in OT, Lightning beat Sharks
The Tampa Bay Lightning are a long shot to make the playoffs and are sellers as the trade deadline nears.
Sharks acquire Moore from Lightning
Dominic Moore #19 of the Tampa Bay Lightning on the ice against the Florida Panthers at the BankAtlantic Center on October 16, 2010 in Sunrise, Florida.
San Jose Sharks Renew Battle with Tampa Bay Lightning
When the Tampa Bay Lightning traveled to the Bay Area right before Christmas, they were two points below .500. The San Jose Sharks were 11 points over .500, and the difference showed, as they laid a 7-2 shellacking on their guests.
Sharks head to Tampa as trade winds dominate the news
It seems like the whole hockey world has been focused on one thing this week. The waiting game has absolutely consumed everyone, Twitter is a-twitter, it's nutty.
NHL Trade Rumors: Should the Sharks Stay Put at the Trade Deadline?
With the NHL trade deadline approaching on Feb. 27, the San Jose Sharks ' trade possibilities seem to be diminishing.
Worcester Sharks collapse late at Portland
In last night's hockey sandwich here, the Portland Pirates were the bread and the Sharks were the baloney.
No ordinary Joes: Thornton, Pavelski on fire since All-Star break
While the San Jose Sharks can't be thrilled with their post-All-Star record - they're just 4-3 over the last seven games - they have to be pleased with the play of linemates Joe Thornton and Joe Pavelski .
December 4, 2008; San Jose, CA, USA; San Jose Sharks left wing Patrick Marleau and Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Rick Nash during the second period at HP Pavilion in San Jose, CA.
Sharks' Dan Boyles gets his season back on track
Dan Boyle didn't need to pack any bitterness for this latest return to the city where he won the 2004 Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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