Sharks Interviews

After the Sharks Prospect Scrimmage, I had the chance to talk to Robby Jackson - one of the tryout players in Sharks development camp this year. Jackson talked about his path through the hockey ranks, including his time with the Santa Clara Blackhawks, a weekly commute down to Long Beach, and gettin

Thomas Greiss has had success as a backup this year. Alex Stalock turned heads when he shut out the Phoenix Coyotes in relief of Antti Niemi after a strong rookie season in Worcester. JP Anderson made a name for himself in the Penticton Rookie Tournament. But what about Tyson Sexsmith?

Traditionally, the San Jose Sharks weakness has been on the blue-line. To quell that concern, General Manager Doug Wilson supplemented his defensive corps with All-Star Brent Burns, the consistent and experienced Colin White, and the physical Jim Vandermeer. Now that the problem of defense has been solved, at least on

Doug Wilson has always had a keen eye for talent. Consistent and effective, Wilson and his scouting department have identified plenty of players flying under the radar. Last offseason, when the Sharks signed Cam MacIntyre from Princeton University, many thought this was just the latest excavation of a diamond in

Every year Dobber Hockey puts together a Fantasy Hockey Guide chock full of information on players across the NHL. Included within the guide is a projection for each organization, columns about potential sleepers, players to avoid, goaltenders to watch, and prospects who may emerge. It is an excellent opportunity for