NHL: San Jose Sharks intend to be better next season, but how will they get there?
Minnesota Wild left wing Liam Ohgren celebrates after scoring a goal against the San Jose Sharks during the second period of an NHL hockey game in San Jose, Calif., Saturday, April 13, 2024. SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks intend to be a better team next season after they finished this year with the NHL’s worst record.
Maybe the issue was puck management, game management, the lack of talent to possess the puck more, the lack of know-how and confidence to prevent small deficits from becoming big ones, a size disadvantage, or simply inexperience in some cases.“Every single guy on the ice, you need to have pride to not give up goals,” Logan Couture said. “It’s not just about scoring offense in the NHL. Everyone comes into the NHL and they produce at whatever level they played at to get to this point.
That doesn’t necessarily mean going out and finding the biggest guys in the league – although the Sharks certainly believe some extra size would not be a bad thing. As the Sharks’ season started to spiral, there were times when some players — not all, but some — were looking to pad their stats rather than committing to the wider team concept. Predictably, it did more harm than good.
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