Posts About "Tomas Hertl"
Sharks 2017-18 Review: Roster & Salary Cap
May 20th, 2018 We’re up to the San Jose Sharks management of the roster and salary cap discussion in our review of the 2017-18 season. The prior articles are are here: Main Points Forwards Joe Thornton Defensemen Goalies Roster and Salary Cap Coach (up next) Unlike most of the other pieces in our season review, we'll do...'San Jose Sharks Only' NHL Awards
May 15th, 2018 The San Jose Sharks's season ended a few weeks earlier than they would've preferred, but this year shouldn't be seen as a negative. Many young players took the next step, aging stars showed that they could still compete, and the goaltending held up through most of the season. There are quite a few questions that will need to be answered...
Sharks 2017-18 Review: The Forwards
May 10th, 2018 We roll on in our review of the San Jose Sharks 2017-18 season. We covered the main points in our prior article. Here's a look at the team's forwards, an area of substantial change. Main Points Forwards Joe Thornton Defensemen (up next) Sharks Redefine Their Forwards With the departure of Patrick Marleau, the Sharks had...
The Golden Knights Deservedly Move On
May 7th, 2018 A sixth game in any best-of-seven series means one thing. There’s one team with no room for error. They must win or their season is done. The team coming into Game 6 in this series with no room for error was the San Jose Sharks. The Vegas Golden Knights played a good series, but there was one area where Vegas was decidedly better:...Hertl Power Has Arrived for Sharks
May 5th, 2018 Flashback to October 2013: San Jose Sharks rookie phenom Tomas Hertl put on a show against the New York Rangers by capping off his four-goal game with his viral between-the-legs goal. Two months later Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Brown landed a knee-on-knee hit on Hertl. This hit will always go down as one that altered a rising...
San Jose Sharks Not Learning Fast Enough
May 1st, 2018 For the second straight game, the San Jose Sharks and Vegas Golden Knights finished regulation tied at three. For the second straight game, the Sharks overcame a two goal deficit and tied the game. And, for the second straight game, the Sharks got their most effective offense from power forwards. More specifically, from power forwards...
