Who Stays In The Worcester Mash Up???

by SharksFan91 on Jan 14, 2010 9:40 AM PST

To me there are 7 players that have made a mark from coming up from Worcester. Jason Demers, Logan Couture, Frazer McLaren, Ryan Vesce, Benn Ferriero, Derek Joslin, and Jamie McGinn. In the next few weeks I think we are going to see who is going to stay in San Jose and who are going to be shipped out Worcester. And if there were only 3 players I had to pick it would be Demers, McGinn, and McLaren. I would choose those 3 because I think that the Sharks defense is better with Demers. And I would pick McGinn because I think that the Sharks need that extra speed and another person that can drive to the net from at the bottom six. And lastly I would pick McLaren because I think in the long run he could be the next Kyle McLaren(when he was good) but well rounded out. But I hope these 7 players stay within the organization because I think they will all be solid players at their positions.

Stats as of 1/14/09:

Player G A P

Demers 2 13 15

Couture 1 1 2

McLaren 1 5 6

Vesce 3 2 5

Ferriero 2 3 5

Joslin 0 3 3

McGinn 7 1 8

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When you said Mash Up

I thought you were referring to Monster Mash, Brandon Mashiner who also plays for Worcester.

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by Morti on Jan 14, 2010 1:58 PM PST reply actions

Gotta love the Manshitter!!!

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by SetoThorMarChooSki on Jan 14, 2010 2:29 PM PST up reply actions

McCarthy has played his way into consideration too

Where a player like Vesce or Ferriero is going to do much better playing on a scoring line instead of a checkign line, John McCarthy has done a very nice job of being a true checking forward. He can grind/cycle, he’s a solid checker, solid food speed and he looks comfortable with the puck, not fighting it, and making good plays.