On Sunday March 7th I attended a skate-a-thon benefiting the California Condors a special needs hockey team. Their mission was to try and raise $10,000 to help pay for some of the costs for the team to attend the Special Hockey International Jim Gregory Friendship Tournament held in Ontario, Canada.
My friend Nadine volunteers for the [...]
March 16, 2010 | Posted in
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In a game where the Sharks were out shot 45-26 and outplayed through 40 minutes they managed to win scoring 6 goals in the 3rd period. The man of the night was none other then #8 Joe Pavelski. He recorded 4 points for the evening (all in the 3rd period) with 2 assists and [...]
March 15, 2010 | Posted in
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San Jose won 3-2 against the Montreal Canadiens last night at HP Pavilion. It was a frustrating game for the boys in teal with the game having many non-calls and bad calls for both sides. The Sharks found themselves down by one goal going into the 3rd period where one hit turned the whole game [...]
The Olympic hockey games have been nothing shy of amazing for fans. The USA and Canada’s women’s teams have dominated and will play each other for the gold medal today. These women have shown that they are a force to be reckoned with outscoring and completely outplaying their opponents.
There have been varying opinions on the [...]
February 25, 2010 | Posted in
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Have you ever been in a talent show and had to follow an amazing act? Yeah it’s not fun. Now imagine how both the USA and Canada’s Men’s teams must be feeling right now after both Women’s teams annihilated the competition in their opening games. Not to put down Men’s hockey, as you know I’m [...]
February 16, 2010 | Posted in
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San Jose won 3-2 against a new look Leafs team, their 8th straight road win. Ryane Clowe registered the game winner his 15th of the season and the Sharks (39-11-9) are now one point behind the impressive Washington Capitals (41-12-6). It wasn’t a pretty win, but a win none the less.
Niclas Wallin joined his new [...]
Injuries seemed to be the theme of the night for San Jose’s Defense when they faced the Chicago Blackhawks. In the highly touted game between the top two teams in the West physical play was on the menu.
Vlasic-Demers
Murray-Blake
Huskins-Leach
Boyle’s upper body injury has kept him out of his 3rd straight having the Sharks call up yet [...]
This was the chant the crowd erupted into after the 9th goal of the evening where ten goals very well could have happened as San Jose was on a power play for the remainder of the third. 9-1 was the final in and exciting game that had the Sharks with eight different goal scorers and [...]
Staples Center will host what looks to be a marquee match up between two Pacific giants the San Jose Sharks and the Los Angeles Kings. This will be their second to last meeting in the regular season and judging how the Kings have played against the Sharks so far this is going to be a [...]
When you hear California you don’t think hockey, you visualize beaches, nice weather, movie stars, etc. It’s understandable since hockey continues to fight for ratings and respect among other sports not only in California but the entire United States.