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Sheng’s Daily: Fredrik Handemark Is on His Way to San Jose
San Jose Hockey Now has learned that the County of Santa Clara’s contact sports ban will continue until January 8th, affecting both the San Jose Sharks and San Francisco 49ers. How so?
CONFIRMED: 49ers Will Have to Move 1/3 Game, Santa Clara County Ban Extended to 1/8
In other San Jose Sharks news…
Fredrik Handemark is leaving Sweden to join the San Jose Sharks:
Around the NHL…
It’s a mess: The all-Canadian division may be no more, Canadian teams may be heading down to the US to play. Will that delay the NHL’s projected January 13th start? (Sportsnet)
Some tough news I need to share with you all.. pic.twitter.com/y7ZtAoo39Q
— Henrik Lundqvist (@hlundqvist35) December 17, 2020
The Puck Junk Bad Hockey Card Hall of Fame: Class of 2020. (Puck Junk)
Bruce Boudreau’s thoughts on who will coach Team Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics. (The Athletic)
Alexander Steen is retiring after a 15-year NHL career because of injury. (The Athletic)
The Chicago Blackhawks have no plans to change their nickname or logo. (Chicago Tribune)
New podcast: Remembering Pierre Lacroix, and Avs training camp talk
Can Penguins Roster Handle the Compressed, Series-Style Schedule?
Preview/Lines #2: Vanecek Makes Sharks Debut, Thompson Recalled
SOURCE: Celebrini Has Hip Injury, Played Through It Opening Night
Celebrini Injured, Out At Least One Week, Maybe More
Burning Barracuda Questions: When Will Askarov Play? Could Top Prospects Still Go Back to Juniors? (+)
Celebrini Hurt, Questionable for Saturday’s Game
Couture Gives Injury Update
Couture Talks Celebrini, Next Step in His Recovery
Sharks Waive Two Vets, Send Another to Barracuda in Roster Cuts
My Thoughts From Day 1 of Sharks’ Camp + Warsofsky & Grier on Askarov Injury, RFA Offer Sheets & More
Sharks Locker Room: On Will Smith’s Debut, Under-the-Radar Storylines
Sharks Locker Room: Celebrini, Smith Talk NHL Debut
Dellandrea Talks Pavelski & Why He Wears No. 53, Kunin on Fighting Dellandrea
Our Sharks’ Roster Reaction!
Sharks Locker Room: Good, Bad, Ugly About Celebrini Injury?
