San Jose Sharks
Winning Play: Scout’s Opinion on Karlsson, Theory of 2-on-1
GLENDALE, Ariz. — There was a lot to be excited about with the San Jose Sharks’ 4-3 shootout victory over the Arizona.
And then, there was Erik Karlsson’s slow start. Yes, Karlsson played a game-leading 32 minutes, but it wasn’t his finest (half) hour, that’s for sure.
An NHL scout shared his unfiltered thoughts about Karlsson’s effort.
Also, throughout training camp, perhaps Bob Boughner’s most-used word to describe what he was trying to incorporate into the San Jose Sharks attack was “speed”. Our SPORTLOGiQ Stat of the Game suggests that the Sharks are on the right track.
Finally, we broke down Rocky Thompson’s immediate effect on the power play.
Erik Karlsson
“No pop.”
That’s how an NHL scout described Karlsson’s skating yesterday.
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