So, what do we complain about now?

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Deadspin found this 1/14/2008 on chuqui.typepad.com [flag]
Sharks fans -- and worse, sharks pundits -- seem to have a problem. What is there to complain about now? After last night's win over Toronto in the tank, we see the San Jose Sharks with the 3rd best record in the NHL after Detroit and the Senators. The team has 3 wins and 7 points in the last four home games, including the last two being very strong (almost workmanlike) efforts -- they ... [link]

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The Sharks' Biggest Chum-Guzzlers [NHL Closer]
Published 1/14/2008 at Deadspin
... They're Going To Need a Bigger Boat. Before we get to this week's Brewmeister Ratings, a few cynical words about the San Jose Sharks. At second overall in the Western Conference, some fans don't believe there's a hell of a lot to bitch about. But last night's 4-3 overtime disintegration against Anaheim spotlighted three of San Jose's lingering migraines: A potentially apocalyptic goaltending situation, defenseman and "Chernobyl's finest living monster" Alexei Semenov, and Jonathan Cheechoo, the biggest tease since Jennifer Love Hewitt -- right around "Can't Hardly Wait" ...

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The Sharks' Biggest Chum-Guzzlers [NHL Closer]

Scotty Hockey found this 1/15/2008 on deadspin.com

The NHL Closer is written by Greg Wyshynski, of The FanHouse and The Fourth Period . He is also the author of Glow Pucks And 10-Cent Beer . Enjoy . They're Going To Need a Bigger Boat. Before we get to this week's Brewmeister Ratings, a few ...
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Fire in the Valley III: Sharks vs. Coyotes

PB posted 1/15/2008 from www.onefansperspective.com

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