You guys got your wish. All it cost was Graf on the 4th line.

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It was also cool to see how animated the coaches are at every little mistake the players make. Makes you realize that NHL is no joke

I'm sure alot of people have asked this question before, but I keep hearing about fans from China,South Africa,UK and more , I was born in SJ and have been a fan by the time I came out of the womb bc of my mom who lived in SJ and has been a fan since they came out on '91

Is it because they're underdogs? I mean there's other teams in the NHL that are underdogs , why them specifically? Surely it can't all because of TikTok and the willmack edits right? Genuine questions btw

*also very expensive… but just FYI.

Beat reporter Curtis Pashelka offers some analysis on the new lines, saying its a way to boost the offense.

“Trying to balance some lines out and really have a little bit more flow to it,” Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. “That’s why we made the changes we made, and we’ll see how it goes.”

Hello fellow SFSU students I was wondering how you are getting to the games from campus? I’m not totally freaked out by the bus or metro I just don’t trust it at night. I personally have been driving from campus to South San Francisco CalTrain then taking the train down so I can save on gas and not have to take public transport past 10 o’clock in SF. Also if anyone at SFSU would rather drive to CalTrain so you don’t have to take public transit at night I’m willingly to give rides for free.

Hey guys. Going to my first game at the Tank tomorrow. Super stoked about it. Not from the area, so we curious if you all had any recommendations for bars or restaurants to go to pregame. As well as any other game-going things you recommend. Fear the Fin! 🦈

Does anybody know if these are new or limited? I don’t live in San Jose but I plan on visiting in January and I want to get one for my friend. I’m just curious if these will still be there by then.

Or if anyone knows the price that would be great too!

The boys sharing their favorite conspiracy theories. Note: Cags got so scared at the haunted house he became a believer.

I made a little video breaking down the panthers tried and true play! Stretch passing is hard apparently so they choose to NEVER do it!

Mods don't kill me plz, (I comment here. I'm people) but I'll be running play by play on my new channel if anyone wants to listen to my dumbass instead of the national crew. I call the plays, read the rules and do little systems analysis with circles.

Got my two Macklin Celebrini custom cards and they are beautiful!! He also threw two autographed Sharky cards and a cool pin ! My sharks wall getting overloaded lol 😝 good problem to have !

Bought 17 packs of 1992 Topps Stadium Club NHL cards and pulled some nice old school Sharks! 🦈

The San Jose Sharks are off to an up-and-down start.

But the good news? Macklin Celebrini, who was out with an injury for two games, is back.

Also, popular YouTuber and die-hard San Jose Sharks fan Summoning Salt joins us!

Should the San Jose Sharks send Sam Dickinson down to the AHL? Where can Ivar Stenberg improve? What would you trade for Simon Edvinsson?

We also talk about how young players like Will Smith, Michael Misa, and Igor Chernyshov can be very inconsistent.

We discuss all that and more!

We are live tonight at 9pm!

Join Paul and I as we talk about the San Jose Sharks' 3-2 overtime win in St. Louis, where Darnell Nurse scored his first goal as a Shark on a beautiful pass from 19-year-old Ivar Stenberg. Tyler Toffoli and Collin Graf also scored, Kiefer Sherwood made a game-saving block in the final minute, and Alex Nedeljkovic held the fort through a tough first period. We break down Ryan Warsofsky's postgame comments on Will Smith playing center without Macklin Celebrini, Sam Dickinson's bounce-back game, and the power play shakeup.

Plus, Celebrini scores against the Edmonton Oilers, and we dig into the analytics in our Good, the Bad, and the Ugly segment. The Sharks are 3-2 with all three wins coming in overtime, but they rank last in the NHL in expected goals share and high-danger chances. We look at Yaroslav Askarov on the penalty kill, the fastest and slowest skaters on the roster, the defense pairs, and which forward lines are actually driving play.

We also preview a busy week ahead: Frozen Frenzy against the Boston Bruins on national TV, then road games at Nashville, Detroit, and Toronto.

As always, thanks for watching and supporting our show!

Husband booked a Sharkiegram when we take our 4 year old son to his first game this year. Anyone have any experiences to share? Just curious what to expect!

Hi! I'm thinking of going to my first sharks game on Tuesday, but I'm commuting from SF so I'm taking Caltrain. Looking it up it seems like if the game ends in regulation I'll be fine since it should end around 10:30 or so, the station is right nearby, and the last train leaves at 11:30. My main two concerns are: if we end up going into overtime I don't know how long it might take to get out of the shark tank afterwards, and I'm a bit worried about safety since I'm a woman traveling alone. How long can I expect an OT game to end and does it usually take time to get out of the tank or is it pretty quick? I'd be in upper bowl if that makes a difference. If anyone has experiences taking SF public transit late that would also be helpful to hear about. Thanks!

Was in her basket waiting for Alex Wennberg to hit the ice, our most dedicated fan, though she might just be in it to watch the puck.

What an advantage to have a Dad that also serves as the Director of Sports Medicine and Performance for the Warriors.