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Locked On Sharks podcast is the daily podcast that drops the puck and keeps you ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the San Jose Sharks and the National Hockey League. Hosted by JD Young, a contributor at San Jose Hockey Now and Fear the Fin, the Locked On Sharks podcast provides your daily Sharks fix with expert opinions, local analysis, draft profiles, player interviews, and coverage of all aspects of the Sharks franchise. The Locked On S ...
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An NHL podcast by SB Nation's Fear the Fin. Each week, Sie Morley will host two guests who are fans of teams that...well, don't like each other very much. They'll walk us through the ins and outs of the rivalry and how it pertains to an upcoming game where they'll face off against each other. It's part hockey history, part NHL preview, and many parts yelling about sports. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backseat-bench-brawl/support
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The Briny is a podcast about how we’re changing the sea, and how the sea changes us. Each episode is a sound-rich deep dive into the stories that anchor us to the ocean. Produced by Matt Frassica.
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The George Pu Show is designed to bring you closer to the entrepreneurs and innovators building new things against all odds. Too much spotlight is given to performers and marketers, not the people building and changing the world while keeping a lower profile. In the George Pu Show, our host George leads you to get in the minds of people who are building something new and learn their stories behind building something against the status quo.
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The San Jose Sharks made two franchise-altering selections in the National Hockey League's Draft. Selecting Macklin Celebrini with the first overall pick will change how the Sharks organization is viewed because of how special a player he is considered. Discuss what Celebrini will bring to the organization and the ceremonial handing off of the orga…
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Who is the Bang The Table pick for the San Jose Sharks at pick 11? Look at some of the players who could be available and why Beckett Sennecke of the Oshawa Generals is the player that the Sharks should run to the podium if he is available. Analyze why Sennecke would help to solidify the Sharks forward group and why the upside is too good to pass u…
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San Jose Sharks Draft Sam Dickinson in 2024 NHL Draft The San Jose Sharks have selected Sam Dickinson with the eleventh pick in the 2024 NHL Draft. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-sharks/ Locked On NHL League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Prospects & More 🎧 https://linktr.ee/LockedOnNHL #N…
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San Jose Sharks Draft Macklin Celebrini in 2024 NHL Draft The San Jose Sharks have selected Macklin Celebrini with the first pick in the 2024 NHL Draft. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-sharks/ Locked On NHL League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Prospects & More 🎧 https://linktr.ee/LockedOnN…
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Mike Grier has been active in Las Vegas as the San Jose Sharks made two trades before the National Hockey League's annual draft. The Sharks move up the draft board by sending 14 and 42 to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for number 11. What does this mean for the Sharks pursuing a top-flight defenseman in the draft? Then, the Sharks send defenseman K…
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The San Jose Sharks have two first-round picks in Friday's National Hockey League Draft. Who do the top public scouts think the Sharks will take at 14? Start with Tony Ferrari of The Hockey News and whether the Sharks could look to take a big swing at 14. Then, Will Scouch has a few options at 14 and whether Stian Solberg would be worth the pick. N…
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The San Jose Sharks continue to add pieces ahead of the free agency in the draft, acquiring defenseman Jake Walman from the Detroit Red Wings plus a 2nd round pick in the 2024 National Hockey League draft for Future Considerations. Start with why this is an absolute home run of a trade by General Manager Mike Grier, as he gets an asset and a player…
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San Jose Sharks General Manager Mike Grier met with the media for his pre-draft and free agency availability. Start with Grier's thoughts on the NHL Draft, what the Sharks are expected to do with the 14th pick of the draft, and why going "Best Player Available" is the best strategy. Grier also touches on moving up or down from 14 and picking a goal…
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The San Jose Sharks prospect pool has been developing nicely over the past few seasons, but how do all the players rank compared to each other? Start with the rules, what is considered a prospect, and the grading criteria for making the list. Then, some honorable mentions, including Georgi Romanov, who takes the claim as the Sharks' best goalie pro…
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With the National Hockey League's Draft next week, we finish with the final three draft profiles of players who could be of interest to the San Jose Sharks with Will Scouch. Start with Swedish defender Alfons Freij and why he is being overlooked as one of the best defenders in the draft. Then, look at Linus Eriksson and if he could be a valuable th…
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The San Jose Sharks made several moves as the National Hockey League got a jump on the offseason. Start with the Sharks claiming playoff hero Barclay Goodrow from the New York Rangers. Start with why this move is head-scratching from the Sharks' perspective, as they already have a player in the same vein in Luke Kunin, why Goodrow doesn't help Mack…
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With the National Hockey League's draft next week, look at three more players the San Jose Sharks could target with Dobber Prospects Head Scout and Locked on NHL Prospects host Sebastian High. We start with Norwegian defenseman Stian Solberg, who many claim to be the most violent player in the draft. We examine why his offensive upside might be bet…
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The San Jose Sharks officially introduced Ryan Warsofsky as their new head coach. React from Ryan Warsofsky's opening press conference and some of his big takeaways, including his coaching philosophy and how he envisions the Sharks to play. Then, examine how he wants to develop young players by making it relatable and easy for them to understand hi…
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The San Jose Sharks are selecting Macklin Celebrini with the first overall pick in the National Hockey League's Draft in Las Vegas, but what are they actually getting in him? Start by examining his stats and analytics from his Hobey Baker winning season at Boston University and how his career projects based on these stats. Then, what do some of the…
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The Ontario Hockey League has several players who could be of interest to the San Jose Sharks at the end of the first round/beginning of the second round in the NHL Draft. Ben Jordan of Puck Preps joins to help profile three of them. We start with Guelph's Jett Luchanko and why, if he is available at 33, the Sharks should sprint to the podium. Then…
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The San Jose Sharks officially make Ryan Warsofsky the 11th head coach in franchise history. Start by examining why this is the right hire for the Sharks now, why we can't hold the Sharks' defensive woes against him, and a look at Warsofsky's resume. Then, revisit a clip with Sarah Avampato from when Warsofsky was first hired as an assistant coach …
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The San Jose Sharks 2023 NHL Draft class looks to be a foundational piece in their rebuild. Start with the three first-round picks, Will Smith, Quentin Musty, and David Edstrom, and how their draft plus one season finished. Look at Will Smith's season at Boston College and the next step for him in the National Hockey League. Then, how Musty and Eds…
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The Locked on NHL hosts completed a mock draft! With the San Jose Sharks picking first and fourteenth, who did they select in the draft, and who was available for them at the start of the second round? Start by looking at how the top 10 shook out with the Sharks picking Macklin Celebrini first overall and then how a run of defensemen took place in …
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After a disappointing playoff performance, Jacob Trouba is in the crosshairs for New York Rangers fans. What could they expect if the San Jose Sharks wanted to try and help the Rangers by acquiring Trouba for a price? First, start off by explaining why the Rangers would be looking to move Trouba and what type of player the Sharks would get in Troub…
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The National Hockey League combine has come and gone, and some San Jose Sharks news and notes have started to trickle out. Start with presumed number one pick Macklin Celebrini, being mum on turning pro, and the thought of sending him back to school for another season. Then, discuss other tidbits from the combine, including EJ Emery's athleticism, …
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Mike Grier's first draft class looks to have solid pieces for the San Jose Sharks. Start with Filip Bystedt and how his short time with the San Jose Barracuda displayed what type of player he could be going forward. Also, revisit the trade with the (then) Arizona Coyotes and how Conor Geekie compares to Bystedt. Then, how did Cam Lund, Mattias Have…
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The San Jose Sharks are in the market for a top-four defenseman this offseason. Could General Manager Mike Grier be looking to spend more than expected when the National Hockey League kicks off its free agency? Look at Colorado Avalanche defenseman Sean Walker, who the Sharks have been linked to, and what he would bring to the Sharks if he were sig…
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Joe Pavelski is retiring from the National Hockey League. Discuss what Pavelski's career meant to San Jose Sharks fans and how he continued to play at an extremely high rate with the Dallas Stars. Also, look at Paveski's Hall of Fame case and how he helped to inspire an entire generation of Sharks fans. Then, revisit the circumstances around the Pa…
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The USA Hockey National Team Development Program has a trio of players who are viewed as late first-round and early second-round players. Steven Ellis of The Daily Faceoff joins to profile EJ Emery, Cole Hutson, and Teddy Stiga. We start with EJ Emery and why his athleticism makes him worthy of a first-round pick despite his lack of offensive produ…
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After last season, the San Jose Sharks need help on the blueline. Which potential free agents could provide a boost for the Sharks and their young players? Start with LA Kings Matt Roy, who is projected to get a massive contract, and look at his stats, analytics, and usage with the Kings and if he'd be a fit for what the Sharks need. Oliver Kylingt…
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Alewife, a fish with a funny name, lives in the ocean and swims upstream to spawn in lakes along the east coast of North America. Historically, their vast populations fed everything from eagles to whales. But human-made obstructions like dams have blocked some of their largest migration routes for centuries. This is the story of how a group of dete…
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After only playing six games last season, the San Jose Sharks need to find insurance for Logan Couture. Start by examining Logan Couture's impact, the different scenarios for Couture, and what would happen with his contract. Next, look at two high-level insurance options available in free agency. How Sean Monahan could provide more offense for Mack…
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The San Jose Sharks 2021 Draft class has some mixed reviews. William Eklund has graduated to the National Hockey League, but what about the rest of the draft class? Start by looking at the players who were drafted, but the Sharks decided not to retain their rights, then why William Eklund is living up to his draft billing and could be ready to take…
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Beckett Sennecke has been flying up the draft boards ahead of the 2024 National Hockey League's draft in Vegas. Brock Otten of McKeen's Hockey joins to discuss what makes Sennecke such an intriguing prospect, if he is a Quentin Musty 2.0, and why we've seen such a rise in his stock. Then, we examine Sennecke's timeline and development and why Senne…
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Will Smith is expected to sign his Entry Level Contract and start his National Hockey League career with the San Jose Sharks this summer. Discuss why it makes sense for Will Smith to start playing NHL games this season compared to playing another year with Boston College and why Smith will be a better player a year from now for it. Then, how do the…
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The San Jose Sharks have something that many National Hockey League General Managers covet: plenty of cap space. Can Mike Grier turn some of his cap space into future assets by taking on bad contracts from cap-strapped teams? Start by looking at the New York Islanders' cap situation and why they are priming themselves to move Jean-Gabriel Pageau be…
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The San Jose Sharks 2020 National Hockey League Draft Class has added some new members over the past year, thanks to Mike Grier's trades. Look to review the members of the 2020 draft, how their 2023-24 seasons went, and what is next for these players. Start with Shakir Mukhamadullin, the jump he made playing for the San Jose Barracuda this season, …
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San Jose Sharks prospect Luca Cagnoni officially signed his National Hockey League ELC after a historic season in the WHL with the Portland Winterhawks. Start by reviewing Cagnoni's season and how he has seen his stock rise this year. Then why is he ready to jump to the AHL and play with the San Jose Barracuda next year as the Sharks look to grow t…
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As the San Jose Sharks continue their search for a goalie of the future, could they look to add one in the upcoming draft? Greg Balloch of Elite Prospects joins to profile some key names expected to be called at the National Hockey League's Entry Draft. We start with a rundown of the overall thoughts of the draft class and why Greg has Ryerson Leen…
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If Mike Grier and the San Jose Sharks wanted to be aggressive with adding talent to the roster this offseason, who are some of the names on the market? Start with Mitch Marner of the Toronto Maple Leafs and why he would be an aggressive move for the Sharks but would add some help for Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith. Then, examine why the Sharks ca…
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The San Jose Sharks enter the offseason with something they have not had in a long time: a ton of cap space. How does Mike Grier approach the National Hockey League's Free Agency? Start by profiling five players who would make sense for the Sharks to try and sign this offseason as they look to insulate their young players and turn the team into a m…
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Names have surfaced as potential head coaches for the San Jose Sharks. Examine four potential names for the Sharks as the National Hockey League's coaching carousel continues to spin. Start with Elliotte Friedman's report on former Detroit Red Wing head coach Jeff Blashill and why Mike Grier would consider Blashill. Discuss what Blashill did in Det…
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Adam Jiříček was on his way to being a top 10 draft in the upcoming draft before a knee injury at World Juniors knocked him out for the rest of the season. Tony Ferrari of The Hockey News joins to profile the Czech defenseman and why he could be worth the risk for the San Jose Sharks. We examine what type of defenseman Jiříček projects to be in the…
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Kasper Halttunen has been burning down the OHL playoffs with back-to-back hat tricks for the London Knights. How does his projection look as he makes his way to the National Hockey League? Start by analyzing his development this season, how he is starting to use his physical frame to be a more complete player, and how he was a dominant force in the…
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Mario Ferraro is a polarizing player for San Jose Sharks fans after his first five seasons in the National Hockey League. Are Sharks fans too low on Ferraro, or is he properly rated? Start by analyzing his season stats, his most common defensive partners, and how well he played with Kyle Burroughs. Next, examine if Sharks fans are too low on Ferrar…
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What are some top public scouts saying about the presumed number one pick in the National Hockey League's upcoming draft, Macklin Celebrini? Examine Tony Ferrari, Josh Tessler, and Cam Robinson's thoughts on the future San Jose Shark and compare that to some recent game tape of Celebrini. Then, what is Macklin Celebrini's most underrated trait when…
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Evolving Hockey has released its contract projections for the 2024-25 National Hockey League season. Which San Jose Sharks players are expected to stay, and who do they project to go? Look at their initial list for the Sharks and their contract projections. Start with Luke Kunin and why he will most likely get this largest contract of the potential…
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Tri-City forward Trevor Connelly is one of the most talented players in the 2024 Draft, but he has some red flags. Sam McGilligan joins to profile the forward. We discuss what makes Connelly such an intriguing prospect and weigh immaturity issues against talent. We also discuss how going to Providence should help his development on his way to the N…
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The San Jose Sharks won the 2024 NHL Draft lottery and the rights to draft Boston University center Macklin Celebrini. Start by examining what Celebrini means for the Sharks after one of the worst seasons in franchise history, how this helps to erase the pain of losing Tomas Hertl and Erik Karlsson, and why the Sharks' future is so bright. Then, wh…
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It's Draft Lottery Day, and the San Jose Sharks are awaiting the fate of the lottery balls. Start by getting caught up on the draft lottery process, the odds that the Sharks get the first overall pick, and how far down they could possibly slide in the draft. Also, discuss the potential of the Pittsburgh Penguins pick and where it could end up. Then…
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Henry Thrun finished his rookie season with the San Jose Sharks; where did he thrive, and where does he need to continue to work? Start by reviewing his stats and analytics and look at who he played most of the season with. Then, look at what the Sharks need to do to put Thrun in the best position to succeed, including defining his role on the team…
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Is Carter Yakemchuk what the San Jose Sharks need on the blue line? Daniel Gee of Elite Prospects joins to profile the 6'3 right-handed defenseman out of the WHL. We examine what makes him such an intriguing prospect and how he ranks compared to some of the other defensemen in this draft. Then, we discuss his timeline and development and why he is …
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With the NHL Draft lottery next week, Jack Bushman of Locked on Blackhawks joins to discuss the lottery and what Macklin Celebrini would bring to each franchise if they win. We examine how the Chicago Blackhawks would have one of the best young center combos in the NHL and how Celebrini would bring much-needed juice to the San Jose Sharks organizat…
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William Eklund finished his first full season in the NHL. How does it compare to other San Jose Sharks' greats first full seasons? Start by reviewing Eklund's first full season, how he was utilized in all situations, where his scoring came from, and his experiment at center. Then, how did Eklund's age 21 season compare to Logan Couture, Tomas Hertl…
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Armed with 4 potential draft picks in the top 42, Mike Grier and the San Jose Sharks have all the ammo to move around the draft board. If they wanted to move up from the 14th pick they received from the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Erik Karlsson trade, how far can they move up? Start with what the Sharks currently have based on a draft pick value cha…
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