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SJHN Daily: Eklund on Taking Horvat’s Stick, Sharks As “South Park” Characters

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Bo Horvat was fined for his unsportsmanlike conduct towards William Eklund. But, why did Horvat go after the San Jose Sharks’ youngster?



The New York Islanders’ captain explained that Eklund stole his stick from the bench in an earlier scrum and tossed it down the hall. After Eklund said he didn’t know where the stick was, Horvat flicked the Swede’s visor.

Because Horvat engaged with a player on the bench, the Department of Player Safety fined him $2,500. What do you think of Eklund’s in-game antics?

Eklund actually hadn’t seen the video of him taking Horvat’s stick, which San Jose Hockey Now showed him in Buffalo.

Here were his thoughts about the shenanigans.

AT SAN JOSE HOCKEY NOW…

What did Dan Boyle think of the San Jose Sharks‘ quiet Trade Deadline? On the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast, Keegan, Sheng, and Dan discuss the team’s decision to stand pat. Plus, what did they think of a rumored William Eklund for Simon Nemec deal? Check it out!

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OTHER SHARKS NEWS…

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