Dudes On Hockey

The Sharks were eliminated by the Edmonton Oilers in six games, and the injury report was released. Over the next couple of months, the Dudes and Sharks will have to address many questions about this team.

The Sharks win one in Edmonton, which is cause for celebration, but lose game 2 in an embarrassing fashion, which is cause for concern.

The Sharks slide into the playoffs as a 3 seed, playing the young Oilers and Connor McDavid in the first round.

The Sharks have lost 8 of 10 in regulation, and now they’re missing Joe Thornton and Logan Couture.

The Sharks, after a great run where they gathered points in almost every game, now have lost four straight in regulation.  What ails them, and what does this mean for the playoffs?

Another trade deadline day has come and gone, and the Sharks say goodbye to Nikolai Goldobin, but hello to Jannik Hansen.

The trade deadline is March 1st- will the Sharks be buyers?

Patrick Marleau scored his 500th NHL regular season goal, and the dudes tackle the eternal question- is he bound for the Hall of Fame?

The Sharks were unable to extend their winning streak to 7 to enter the All-Star break, but there are still plenty of things to be happy about.

The Sharks aren’t scoring a lot of goals, and have recently lost 5 of 7.  Is it time to be concerned?

Even though the Sharks dropped the last game of 2016 to the Kings, the Dudes are upbeat.  The young guys are playing well, and there are positive updates on the expansion draft front.

The Sharks have a surplus of forwards, such that they can scratch Joel Ward and still beat Calgary badly.  But questions loom on the horizon.

The Dudes are back from a hiatus, and the Sharks are rolling, winning six of seven.  Mike and Doug cover the streak, Burns’ new contract, Hertl, Boedker, and all the stuff missed.

After a terrible week at home, the Sharks go on the road and win against two playoff teams.

The Sharks go 3-0 this week at home with satisfying wins against the Ducks, Blue Jackets, and Predators.  Can they keep it up, especially next Saturday against Pittsburgh?

The Sharks don’t get the job done on the road trip with a disappointing collapse in Pittsburgh, but the season is still very young.

The Sharks are 2-0 in this young season, with Jonathan Quick going out with an injury early in the Sharks’ opener. Both new Sharks are playing well, and life is good.

The season is only a day away, and the Dudes manage to cover the Sharks and everything else in the league in preparation for the regular season.

The World Cup is almost over, but the Dudes are most excited for training camp and the preseason.  There are plenty of players looking to make the team, and some well-known Sharks may be out.

After an extended break, the Dudes are back, ready to talk hockey again.  It’s been such a quiet summer, so it will take a little while to get the engines revved up again for the coming season (and World Cup).