Currently, I write this preview as I’m on a bus somewhere between Ontario and Quebec, I’m not entirely certain. It seems fitting that as I spend my spring break in Canada, the Sharks play Canadian teams. As it is, the Sharks lost in Calgary on Monday and then won in Edmonton on Tuesday. Now, it’s back to the Tank where they face the Winnipeg Jets.

I like the shores of America!

Comfort is yours in America!

Knobs on the doors in America,

Wall-to-wall floors in America!

Essentially, this could be a meaningless game because the Sharks are already in the playoffs. Except, no, because the Ducks exist and the Flames had ONE job. So now the Sharks only have two points up on the Ducks.

Adam Burish underwent a medical procedure because of an injury sustained during the game in Edmonton. Freddie Hamilton was called up from Worcester this morning. That they called up Hamilton and not Eriah Hayes or Bracken Kearns is probably telling that the Sharks want to win the division with their young prospects, and also that they want to beat the Ducks.

The Jets are the Jets. I guess they have Devin Setoguchi still or something I don’t know man they’re the Jets.

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32-32-9, 73 points		47-18-9, 103 points
7th in Central		1st in Pacific

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Projected Sharks Lineup

Joe Pavelski – Joe Thornton – Brent Burns
Matt Nieto – Patrick Marleau – Tyler Kennedy
Marty Havlat – James Sheppard – Tommy Wingels
Mike Brown – Andrew Desjardins – Freddie Hamilton

Marc-Edouard Vlasic – Jason Demers
Brad Stuart – Justin Braun
Scott Hannan – Dan Boyle

Antti Niemi
Alex Stalock

Projected Jets Lineup

Andrew Ladd – Bryan Little – Michael Frolik
Dustin Byfuglien – Olli Jokinen – Blake Wheeler
Evander Kane – Eric O’Dell – Matt Halischuk
Eric Tangradi – Jim Slater – Anthony Peluso

Mark Stuart – Jacob Trouba
Tobias Enstrom – Keaton Ellerby
Adam Pardy – Paul Postma

Al Montoya
Ondrej Pavelec