SJHN Daily: Reimer Shows Off New Home Mask

San Jose Sharks goaltender James Reimer has a new home mask, and he gave San Jose Hockey Now an exclusive peek today.

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If this David Gunnarsson creation looks familiar, it’s a reverse color scheme of his away mask, which Reimer talked about in more detail during training camp.

Reimer on His Faith, Not Getting Traded, New Mask Details

For Reimer, faith and family are big things, which we clearly see in both iterations of his 2022-23 mask.

AT SAN JOSE HOCKEY NOW…

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The Hertl family is adding another member.

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AROUND THE NHL…

The Arizona Coyotes are about to test their new home for the first time, NHL.com discusses.

Sportsnet wonders what the Chicago Blackhawks do with Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews during their rebuild.

Phill Kessel becomes the NHL’s Iron Man with 990 consecutive games played.

The Athletic talks about how former San Jose Sharks captain Joe Pavelski is still at the top of his game.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are off to an up-and-down start.

Rasmus Ristolainen and Owen Tippett are returning to the lineup for the Philadelphia Flyers.

What to make of the Detroit Red Wings‘ goaltending situation.

Montreal Canadiens and their search for consistent offense.

Brad Marchand returns for the Boston Bruins earlier than expected.

Colorado Avalanche’s Alexandar Georgiev stood tall against his former team.