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The Sharks will skate without Raffi Torres for the remainder of the Kings series, and GM Doug Wilson is not happy about it.
Despite his inconsistent regular season and his frequent injuries since joining the Sharks, San Jose could use Marty Havlat right now.
The Sharks had two players register multiple-point games against the Kings in Game 2, and both were a bit of a surprise.
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Whether or not the Sharks deserved to go down two men in the last two minutes, the fact remains that San Jose is in a big hole.1d -
The Sharks had a 3-2 lead late, but a series of San Jose penalties turned the tables as L.A. came out on top to take a 2-0 series lead.1d -
Now down three forwards in Raffi Torres, Adam Burish and Marty Havlat, the Sharks will turn to a familiar Joe for Game 6 production.1d -
The Sharks will have to deal with the Kings without Raffi Torres after the forward was suspended by the NHL Thursday.1d -
Brad Richardson will replace Jarret Stoll to center the Kings' third line; Richardson has been a heathy scratch the past six games for LA.1d -
Kevin Kurz chats regularly. Join him today at 3 p.m. and talk Sharks.1d -
The Sharks fired 35 shots on Jonathan Quick in Game 1, but far too many of their attempts were easy saves for the 2012 Conn Smythe winner.2d
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