Eric He
Eric is a journalism student at the University of Southern California and a sports editor at the Daily Trojan. He grew up in the Bay Area and has followed the Sharks since a young age. He served as a beat writer on the team for SFBay.ca during the 2014-2015 season. Previously, Eric has worked at FanSided and Bleacher Report.
Author's Posts
Extending Burns Is a No-Brainer
October 30th, 2016 When it comes to uniqueness, perhaps no NHL defenseman has what Brent Burns has to offer. He is listed on defense but has the skill-set of a forward. He is 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds but has the agility of a speedy winger. He can undress a defender but also rip a slap shot with the velocity of a cannon. Sure, he has flaws. He gambles at...
Sharks Finally Finish a Game
October 26th, 2016 The lengthy five-game East Coast road trip aside, the San Jose Sharks should have entered Tuesday night's game against the Anaheim Ducks at SAP Center with a record better than .500. Sure, they played some tough teams like the New York Rangers, New York Islanders, Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins, but they should have been...
San Jose Sharks Appear on Track in the Early Going
October 18th, 2016 Three games is a small sample size — I know. But as the San Jose Sharks settle into their 2016-2017 campaign, its clear that this team is on track, the mojo that took them to the Stanley Cup Final months ago not far removed. Sure, they suffered their first loss on Monday in a 7-4 road defeat to the New York Rangers, a game that...
San Jose Sharks 2016-17 Season Preview
September 18th, 2016 Last season, the San Jose Sharks put together their best season ever. While the regular season was nothing special, the Sharks' impressive postseason run to the Stanley Cup Final was the first such run in team history. Though there was much to cheer about, the Sharks were exposed in the Stanley Cup Final by an impressive and fast...
Marcus Sorensen's Speed Fits Right In With Sharks
July 30th, 2016 A couple of themes have become apparent for the San Jose Sharks: their ability to sign European players who can make an immediate impact, and their commitment to speed. In 24-year-old Swedish prospect Marcus Sorensen, they might have both. The Sharks inked the forward to an entry-level contract back in May — while they were in the...
Dylan Gambrell Is The "Real Deal"
July 20th, 2016 Dylan Gambrell looks up to Joe Pavelski — perhaps for a reason. Both are centers. Both were overlooked in the draft (Pavelski waited until the seventh round in 2003 and Gambrell was passed over entirely — twice). And both have a desire to fight and overcome the odds. Gambrell, the Sharks’ top pick in the 2016 draft, was...
