Sharks Weekly

San Jose Sharks broadcaster Drew Remenda discusses the San Jose Sharks' growth and progress this season, highlighting the impressive play of young players like Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini. He also talks about the importance of culture and leadership in the Sharks' organization, and how it's contributed to their success. With the season coming to a close, Drew shares his thoughts on what the team needs to work on in the offseason, including addressing their defense and finding ways to maintain momentum.

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to talk about San Jose's playoff push. He shares his thoughts on the team's growth and what it's like to be in the midst of a playoff run, discussing the importance of staying focused and loose, and how his team is learning to navigate the ups and downs of the season. 

Adam Copeland and Derek Papa are joined by William Eklund, a key player for the San Jose Sharks success. William shares the story behind his incredible goal, which has been making waves in the hockey world. He talks about the team's season, their push for a playoff spot, and the growth of the young players. William also opens up about his family's competitive nature and how it's helped him develop as a player. 

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to discuss the team's recent performance and the road ahead. He shares his thoughts on the Olympic break, how it affected the team's rhythm, and the importance of managing workloads and rest. Coach also talks about the addition of Keifer Sherwood and how it's impacted the team's pace and physicality. Plus, he opens up about the growth of young players like Macklin Celebrini and Michael Misa, and what it takes to succeed in the NHL.

Shark's own Michael Misa shares his journey so far in the NHL. He talks about the team's recent three-game winning streak and what it means for their playoff push.  He also discusses the importance of learning from veterans like Tyler Toffoli. With 23 games remaining in the season, Michael shares his goals and the team's vibe as they head into the final stretch.

San Jose Sharks legendary goalie Evgeni Nabokov speaks to coaching young Sharks talent, how the Olympic break can effect players, and the differences between the game when he dominated vs now