Sharks Locker Room: How Must San Jose Be Better Next Year?
NASHVILLE — Remember, this has been a successful season for the San Jose Sharks. Not many would’ve predicted, in the summer, that the Sharks would be playing meaningful hockey in March. I certainly didn’t.
But that’s cold comfort, after San Jose lost 6-3 to the Nashville Predators. In the biggest game of the year — […] The post Sharks Locker Room: How Must San Jose Be Better Next Year? appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.
Screenshot NASHVILLE — Remember, this has been a successful season for the San Jose Sharks. Not many would’ve predicted, in the summer, that the Sharks would be playing meaningful hockey in March. I certainly didn’t.
But that’s cold comfort, after San Jose lost 6-3 to the Nashville Predators. In the biggest game of the year — the Preds own the last wild card spot in the West — the Sharks were down 5-1 after the first period. San Jose has now lost five in a row — all the biggest games of the season, in succession — basically playing itself out of the playoff berth that they were in control of on Mar.
14. The Sharks are now seven points behind the Predators in the West, four teams to leapfrog, 13 games to go. Of course, they’re not officially eliminated, they still have to try to win games, priority No.
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