Posts About "Ryane Clowe"
Ryane Clowe to Join Devils' Coaching Staff as Assistant Coach
July 12th, 2016 On Tuesday, the New Jersey Devils announced that former left-winger Ryane Clowe would be joining John Hynes' coaching staff as an assistant coach for the 2016-17 season. Speaking about Clowe shortly after the announcement, Hynes said, "His character, expertise as a player, knowledge of the game and passion to coach will be a...
The Enforcer: An Endangered Role That Needs to Be Extinct
September 22nd, 2015 Around 10 years ago this very month, yours truly was a teenager attending a preseason Sharks game. It was the first time I had ever gotten to sit in the lower bowl, just six rows off the glass. My family got free tickets from my uncle, so my older brother took me to the game. San Jose was playing the rival Ducks and if I remember right...
The Complicated Legacy of Ryane Clowe
September 13th, 2015 Ryane Clowe won’t be playing again in the NHL. His decision to retire shortly before his 33rd birthday is medically driven. The choice was made for him. In a word: concussions. Concussions are an issue that the league takes seriously, but not seriously enough. There will be plenty more written in the days, months and years to come...
Top 5 Ryane Clowe Moments
September 12th, 2015 Ryane Clowe, one of the most popular players to ever dress for the San Jose Sharks will sadly not play another NHL game. Unfortunately for the rugged winger, concussions have taken their toll. Clowe's NHL career spanned 10 different seasons with 491 games played and 309 points scored. A tough guy with big time skills, Clowe was a fan...
Ryane Clowe Announces End of Playing Career
September 11th, 2015 It appears that Ryane Clowe's career may be at an end. Clowe's doctors have recommended he not play again and he will follow their suggestion, according to The Record's Tom Gulitti. Clowe has struggled with concussions for years, largely due to his style of play, and suffered another concussion last season, which limited him to just...
Sharks' 10 Best Draft Picks 6th Round or Later
June 17th, 2015 Late-round gems are the players that come through the system under the radar. When Joe Pavelski made his NHL debut in 2006-07, Sharks fans weren't familiar with him yet. Pavelski was the 205th player taken in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. The Wisconsin native is now a top-line star for Team Teal. Usually trades to acquire sixth and...
