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Cassidy Can Continue Personal Winning Streak Against Sharks with Vegas
The Vegas Golden Knights have found their coach and fans of the San Jose Sharks may have cause for concern.
Bruce Cassidy was fired by the Boston Bruins just over a week ago and has already found his next landing spot, with the Golden Knights moving quickly to have him lead the team behind the bench. Vegas, having announced the firing of former Sharks head coach Pete DeBoer last month, add a top-tier coach after missing the playoffs for the first time in the franchise’s first five years.
**Breaking News** 🚨 📰
I’m told @GoldenKnights to hire HC Bruce Cassidy. @NHL @StanleyCup #HockeyTwitter pic.twitter.com/CJq8kqB1Vt— Kevin Weekes (@KevinWeekes) June 14, 2022
In his six years with the Bruins, Cassidy did not lose to the San Jose Sharks. His overall record against the Sharks is 9-3-0, however, all three of those losses were his first three games against San Jose when he was head coach of the Capitals. Since Feb. 9, 2017, the latest Golden Knights head coach hasn’t lost against the boys in teal in nine straight! That, by the way, was Cassidy’s debut as Bruins head coach, coincidentally also against the Sharks.
Over the last 15 games between the Vegas and San Jose, the Sharks are 2-11-3, so the addition of Cassidy to the Golden Knights bench may not see that record swing in the Sharks’ favor any time soon.
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The San Jose Barracuda have announced a partnership with Mad River Brewing, becoming the first AHL team to serve a tribal beer. (San Jose Barracuda)
On today's edition of #TechCUTuesdays get a closer look a some of our new seats, an inside look of our locker room (we don't have lights yet so sorry for bad quality), we now have boards in rink 5, and a look at the south rink from Calders! pic.twitter.com/Q1uHw8Jir5
— San Jose Barracuda (@sjbarracuda) June 14, 2022
Two Minutes in the Box on Fonseca Friday’s! Watch Fonseca as he sits down with @nicknollen to discuss Cuda hockey and his latest surfing fail. Drop your questions below for a chance for it to be answered next week ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/sp9fZGaiS7
— San Jose Barracuda (@sjbarracuda) June 10, 2022
JD Young makes a case for the San Jose Sharks to draft Kevin Korchinski. (Fear the Fin)
AROUND THE NHL…
Monday night the Edmonton Oil Kings were crowned WHL Champions, taking home the Ed Chynoweth Cup (The WHL)
OFFICIAL: Jessica Campbell (@boof_campbell) will serve as a coach during the 2022 #NYR Development Camp, set to take place later this summer.
Full details: https://t.co/JBcNMuMPaW pic.twitter.com/5sV4lkMA9T
— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) June 14, 2022
Canada wins U18 Women’s World Championships gold, (The Hockey News)
The Stockton Heat are no more as the team’s season ends and they prepare for next season’s move to Calgary.
For an unforgettable year.
For seven seasons of Heat hockey.
For 17 seasons of puck in the Port City.Thank you, Stockton. pic.twitter.com/SHxGPo7FIT
— y – Stockton Heat (@AHLHeat) June 15, 2022
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