Dudes On Hockey

Sharks are back on the plus side, but face a tougher schedule coming up.

The Sharks are on a roll, winning 8 of 9 and back near playoff position.

The Sharks don’t throw the fan base into full-on panic, winning all three games this week and putting themselves in a good position for the rest of November.

The Sharks have now lost five straight, without almost any bright spots on the team. All options are on the table- what are the Sharks to do?

The Sharks manage a win in Montreal, but lose the rest of the games this week with poor defensive efforts.

The Sharks manage to beat a good team in the Hurricanes, but had a chance to beat Buffalo at home and couldn’t do it.

After almost the worst start in franchise history, the Sharks win two games once Patrick Marleau returns to the fold. Is that the reason?

After one of the worst starts to a Sharks season in memory, the Dudes try to understand what went wrong, and how to fix it.

The Dudes recap that late preseason changes, in 4 new players probably in the lineup on opening night, none of which were expected. Then the Vegas draft happens, and finally the Dudes preview the entire league for the upcoming season.

The Sharks have played three preseason games, and the Dudes attempt to read the tea leaves as to which young players are going to be on the short list for available roster spots.

The story this preseason is the opportunity for several young players to make the opening day roster. Which ones will do it?

The dudes return after a long break, and plan to release a new podcast every Monday throughout the season.

The Sharks say goodbye to their captain, Joe Pavelski, who signs a multi-year deal with the Dallas Stars.

The Sharks sign Erik Karlsson to an 8 year deal, and the Dudes break it all down, including the ongoing challenges with Pavs, Meier, Lebanc, and others.

Recent reports have the Sharks still involved with Erik Karlsson. Will he stay, and will Pavelski be able to stay too?

The Sharks’ run came to an end against the St. Louis Blues, where the luck ran dry, the injuries caught up, and a hot team with a well executed game plan won out in six games. Also: http://www.paplayers.org/buy-individual-tickets https://artboutiki.com/calendar2/2019/4/10/r-rush-tribute

The Sharks squeaked by the Avalanche in seven games, and face the Blues in the Conference Final.

In the most unbelievable fashion, the Sharks come back from a 3-0 deficit in Game 7 to beat the Vegas Golden Knights.

Doug and Mike were as accurate as ever when they said the Sharks would lose the series quickly, and Martin Jones should be pulled, since the Sharks have fought back to force a game 7 at home.

The Sharks won game 1 in impressive fashion, but then it all fell apart.