One of the NHL’s biggest traps is back at it again as Jeremey Roenick continues his verbal assault towards former Shark teammate Patrick Marleau. Last year he had the following harsh words directed at him:
“This ...
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March 09, 2012
Jeremy Roenick is not afraid to give his opinion. It doesn't matter if he has a huge audience or not, chances are fairly good that his mouth is open. Since being hired as an analyst by NBC Sports a few years ago, JR has had a bully pulpit to say, roughly, whatever he feels like. Sometimes this is good, like whenever he and Mike Milbury clash -- or when he cries on camera if one...
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March 08, 2012
Pattygeddon? It's coming
In case you hadn't heard, JR is on another Patty Marleau rampage. Someone is bitter as hell over his time with Patty and he's not scared to say it. Twitter decided this meat that Patrick Marleau was the reason for all the bad things in the world. Stub your toe, get food poisioning, see the four horsemen of the apocolypse. All Patrick Marleau...
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March 08, 2012
So what’s wrong with the San Jose Sharks?
They have fallen from the ranks of Stanley Cup contenders. At the moment, they are fighting just to make the playoffs.“We're not winning games,” coach Todd McLellan told the San Jose Mercury News. “That's what's wrong. It's as simple as that.”
OK then. Here are some additional details on this team's stunning...
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March 09, 2012
Rock bottom is such a harsh word to use for a team with so much talent and the playoff normality that this franchise and fan base have come to expect, but the word describes exactly how it feels these days to be around the San Jose Sharks. Watching the Sharks' Joe Pavelski score a goal with just under two minutes to play in a crucial Pacific Division battle with the Dallas Stars...
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March 10, 2012
The San Jose Sharks and Phoenix Coyotes have each been atop the Pacific Division in the past two weeks. Neither, however, has been able to maintain that position. In a matchup between teams desperate for two points, the scuffling Sharks and Coyotes take the ice Saturday night in Arizona. By opening 2012 with a 10-3-2 run, San Jose (33-24-9) took over first in the division,...
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March 08, 2012
The San Jose Sharks are finding themselves in unfamiliar territory as they are fighting for a playoff spot. They are only three points out of their division lead and third place, however there also is the possibility that they donât make the post-season at all.
San Jose are in a dog fight right now for the playoffs and have plenty of competition in and around the last playoff...
Via Kukla's Korner
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March 08, 2012
The Sharks aren’t using the word “fragile” anymore. They aren’t talking about the sanctity of three. I think those are good things. Now I hear the phrase “in a rut” which feels like a gross understatement but maybe I should think of it as hopeful. Getting out of a rut is easier than hoping someone finds you before you suffocate face down in a ditch next to a muddy...
Via AP on Fox
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March 09, 2012
The San Jose Sharks and Phoenix Coyotes have each been atop the Pacific Division in the past two weeks.
Neither, however, has been able to maintain that position.
In a matchup between teams desperate for two points, the scuffling Sharks and Coyotes take the ice Saturday night in Arizona.
By opening 2012 with a 10-3-2 run, San Jose (33-24-9) took over first in the division, and...
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