Making The Grade: Pacific Division Edition
February 4, 2023
Welcome back to another edition of Making the Grade, where everyone gets to wallow away over their preseason predictions falling
Advertisement
Menu
Welcome back to another edition of Making the Grade, where everyone gets to wallow away over their preseason predictions falling
There has been no shortage of storylines surrounding the Pacific Division during the NHL offseason.
After another disappointing season, the Sharks enter a critical summer.
Just over one week remains in the 2021-2022 NHL regular season.
With the NHL Trade Deadline upon the teams, the San Jose Sharks are sellers this season.
The Bruins currently own the top Wild Card spot but need reinforcements.
With the end of February just one week away, the second half of the 2021 NHL season is in full
With the first weekend in February officially upon us, the NHL All-Star break is here. No games are scheduled until Monday as players take the trip down to Las Vegas to participate in the festivities.
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
The New York Rangers are on fire. In a week that should have given the New York Rangers and their fans four home games, sadly, they only got three. Thanks to COVID, the game against the New York Islanders was postponed.
The San Jose Sharks have done everything they can to avoid using the word “rebuild” when talking about changes to the team. However, it’s not hard to forget that the Sharks have missed the playoffs for the past two seasons, and changes were coming one way or another.
San Jose acquired a plethora of picks in the 2021 draft, taking nine players last month in hopes of sparking their minor league rosters with an abundance of skaters. The Sharks displayed their desperate need for forward depth, adding 5 to the organizations’ roster, as well as a goaltender for the first time in three years, with their second selection.
Welcome back to another edition of Making the Grade, where everyone gets to wallow away over their preseason predictions falling apart. The Pacific Division is
There has been no shortage of storylines surrounding the Pacific Division during the NHL offseason.
After another disappointing season, the Sharks enter a critical summer.
Just over one week remains in the 2021-2022 NHL regular season.
With the NHL Trade Deadline upon the teams, the San Jose Sharks are sellers this season.
The Bruins currently own the top Wild Card spot but need reinforcements.
With the end of February just one week away, the second half of the 2021 NHL season is in full swing. There is action on
With the first weekend in February officially upon us, the NHL All-Star break is here. No games are scheduled until Monday as players take the trip down to Las Vegas to participate in the festivities.
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
The New York Rangers are on fire. In a week that should have given the New York Rangers and their fans four home games, sadly, they only got three. Thanks to COVID, the game against the New York Islanders was postponed.
The San Jose Sharks have done everything they can to avoid using the word “rebuild” when talking about changes to the team. However, it’s not hard to forget that the Sharks have missed the playoffs for the past two seasons, and changes were coming one way or another.
San Jose acquired a plethora of picks in the 2021 draft, taking nine players last month in hopes of sparking their minor league rosters with an abundance of skaters. The Sharks displayed their desperate need for forward depth, adding 5 to the organizations’ roster, as well as a goaltender for the first time in three years, with their second selection.
Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER (NJ/PA/IL) or 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN only) or 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA only) or 1-800-522-4700 (CO Only) or TN REDLINE: 800-889-9789.
© Copyright 2024 Prime Time Sports Talk. All Rights reserved.