0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/30/2015
8 teams saw their playoff dreams end in the first round while the remaining 8 look to become the final four in the hunt for the Stanley Cup. Once again I’m joined by some of my favourite Sharks writers, bloggers and podcasters to bring you another round of predictions. As always please take the time […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/18/2015
The NHL held their annual draft lottery tonight and 14 teams and their fans sat on the edge of their seat waiting for the result. Some breathed a sigh of relief when they found out that McDavid was not going to go to a rival or that their team still had a chance to move […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/14/2015
I had always planned to do a playoff prediction piece at the start of the playoffs but decided I wanted a chance to work with some of the people I listen to, read or otherwise follow on a regular basis and thankfully I got a great response and the result is a round table of […]
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I had always planned to do a playoff prediction piece at the start of the playoffs but decided I wanted a chance to work with some of the people I listen to, read or otherwise follow on a regular basis and thankfully I got a great response and the result is a round table of playoff […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/5/2015
Dylan Sadowy – LW Current Jr. Team: Sagina Spirit, Ontario Hockey League Drafted: 3rd Round, 81st. in 2014 Nationality: Canada Sadowy finished the regular season getting 43 goals and 32 assists for 75 points in 65 games. In the playoffs he was held off the score sheet and was -7. He had 9 power play […]
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Sharks all but eliminated…. Well now I’m mad, and not just because the Sharks lost to the 29th. place team in the league. Not just because the game was a must win. The reason I’m mad is because my frozen heart started to warm over to the idea that maybe, just maybe this team could […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/4/2015
San Jose went off the cliff with the Coyotes but never looked down and your pal Ian is going to tell you how he saw it. It’s the post game, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly! The Good: Sharks came out very strong in the first, and played a dominating style of hockey that […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/3/2015
Playoff Hopes: So the out of town scoreboard took a while to really start doing us some favours and yet here we are. Last night the LA Kings blew out the Edmonton Oilers by a 8-2 Score while the Calgary Flames lost to the Blues 4-1. What does this mean for the big picture? For […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 4/2/2015
Quick video of post game thoughts on the Sharks 5-1 victory over the Avalanche.
0 comments by Ian Reid on 3/30/2015
With the road to the Master Card Memorial Cup already underway with the start of league playoffs this prior weekend I thought I’d post this article I wrote previously in preparation for hopefully more coverage of the Memorial Cup itself when it happens. What is the Canadian Hockey League (CHL)? The CHL is actually an […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 3/29/2015
San Jose came up shorter than a fruit fly’s entire lifespan and your pal Ian is going to tell you how he saw it. It’s the post game, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly! The Good: The Sharks really came out after the Penguins in the second period after being kind of sleepy in […]
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Hey everyone I’m posting this on behalf of Bryan Luis so please give the credit where it is due. Thanks. 1 – TB: Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State QBs go #1 in the draft, it doesn’t always make sense but the NFL covets and advertises QBs. Winston has ALL the arm talent in the world, […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 3/27/2015
Just a recap of some Sharks news that has happened over the last few days with some thoughts to go with them. The Sharks signed Swedish Defenseman Joakim Ryan to a 2 year entry level deal. He previously played for Cornell University where he put up 19 Goals, and 59 Assists in 123 career games […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 3/25/2015
Earlier in the year I was asked by a reader about the Canadian Dollar’s effect on the salary cap in the NHL, I decided it was probably a good time to dust off my quick explanation on why a falling Canadian Dollar is bad news for the salary cap and those teams that are really […]
0 comments by Ian Reid on 3/23/2015
Now it’s time for the article that will give you deja vu because I have literally wrote it too many times to count this season… San Jose had the second last nail hammered into their half buried coffin and your pal Ian is going to tell you how he saw it. It’s the post game, […]
