Sheng’s Daily: Ferraro Wins Gold, Barabanov Stands Out

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In other San Jose Sharks news…

Mario Ferraro has won a World Championships gold medal!

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— isabella (@youngestofplugs) June 6, 2021

Kevin Labanc, Ryan Donato, and Sasha Chmelevski took the bronze!

Proud to represent @usahockey. Glade we can come home with some hardware🥉 pic.twitter.com/kNYhs4bLJv

— Kevin Labanc (@Str8ToTheBanc) June 6, 2021

Some key San Jose Sharks’ World Championships stats:

• Ferraro was one of four Canadian defensemen to play over 20 minutes a night: Troy Stecher (22:09), Sean Walker (20:47), Ferraro (20:43), and Owen Power (20:07)
• Labanc notched six points in 10 appearances (13:20 Minutes Per Game), while Donato registered four (14:09) — meanwhile, Chmelevski scored four points in limited ice time (9:39 in eight games)
• Alexander Barabanov led Russia with eight points in eight games
• Timo Meier was second on Switzerland with four goals in eight contests
• Marcus Sorensen played a regular shift and notched four points in seven tilts (15:42)
• Alexander True didn’t have much scoring luck (two points in seven games) but was second among Danish forwards in usage at 18:35 Per Game
• Lean Bergmann played in six of fourth-place Germany’s 10 games, averaging 10:34 a night

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