New Sharks versus old Sharks

I think the best part is that the kid paints on the beard.

On Thursday, April 16th, the Sharks and the Flames will resume the up-and-down battle that has been their opening playoff series. The quest for Lord Stanley's Cup is well underway, as this epic battle shifts back to San Jose for Game 4. Kipper must have had a lonely feeling in net after Joe Thornton deflected the game winner with about 9 seconds remaining in Game 4. Much like...

Patrick Marleau is dominating the Calgary Flames. Behind another scorcher from the Captain, the Sharks were able to hold off the Flames to secure a critical Game 5 victory. Marleau was vilified by the press after his struggles in the playoffs last season, and took all the blame for the Sharks quick exit. Well, there are a lot of people eating large plates of Crow this year, and Patty...

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Calgary Flames 3-2 on Tuesday night in the Saddledome to even the series at two games a piece. Joe Thornton was Joe Thornton, and the Sharks took the lemons they were given in game three and made lemonade in game four. In the game four preview, I stated that there were three keys to a turnaround Sharks victory. Let's review.

Welcome one, welcome all. This is my first post here at MVN, and I am very excited about the prospects of building a loyal Shark blogging community. I know you are out there, so it is my goal to reach out and get your attention. Interest in the Sharks is at an all time high, and the future, as well as the present, looks very bright.

The Sharks are in a hole, more specifically an ice fishing hole in the middle of Canada. The Sharks have been here before, and all too often have fallen victim to hungrier opponents. Sure, the Sharks often put up a decent fight, but they never threaten to break the line. Instead, they end up shark fillet on the dinner plate of their opponents. For this to change and the Sharks to...