Locked On Sharks
Mailbag: Can Sharks Be Good Next Year? Is Bordeleau Now No. 1 Prospect?
MAILBAG TIME! Sie Morley of Fear the Fin joins to help answer your questions including if the San Jose Sharks have more ammo to trade at the Deadline than the rest of the tanking teams and which players are on our early list of players we want to see in teal if the Sharks don’t get a top-two pick (8:00). We also answer if the San Jose Sharks can be good next season (20:00) and if the Sharks are already committing to the rebuild (28:00). Then we discuss our favorite and least favorite moves of the offseason (40:00), the San Jose Barracuda’s issues (45:00), and if Thomas Bordeleau has overtaken William Eklund as the most intriguing Sharks prospect (49:00). Finally, we find the perfect role in the organization for Joe Thornton (51:00).
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