San Jose Mercury News · Apr 10, 2018
Why the Sharks’ forward depth could play a key role vs. Ducks
Marcio Jose Sanchez/Associated Press Forward Barclay Goodrow, left, celebrates his goal with teammate Eric Fehr during the Sharks’ game against the New Jersey on March 20 in San Jose. SAN JOSE — They all filtered out on the ice at various moments before the start of practice Tuesday. Marcus Sorensen, Melker Karlsson and Jannik Hansen were among the first, followed later by Barclay Goodrow, Joel Ward and Eric Fehr.
As the Sharks prepare for their playoff opener Thursday, there’s certainly no shortage of depth forwards on their roster, or options for coach Pete DeBoer to consider for Game 1 against the Anaheim Ducks.