Corey

Anaheim's Ratko Gudis got just five games for a knee-on-knee that sidelined Toronto's Austin Matthews for the season.

Then A.J.

Greer drew only three games for a risky hit on Calgary's Connor Zeri.

Even Edmonton star Connor McDavid jumped in, calling for a full league review.

Players and fans are fired up, debating where the line sits between tough hockey and reckless stuff.

Sherwood admits hits are the game's soul, but he rejects the idea.

It's all on the victim to dodge them.

In this fast-paced sport, the hitter shares the blame too.

Know your opponent, like being extra sharp around guys like Gutis.

Sherwood wants precedents set with longer bans, saying five games for repeat offenders like Gutis ain't cutting it.

10, 15, even 20 games, or pushing into playoffs, would make him think twice, like a real timeout instead of a wrist slap.

Players gotta speak out to protect health, even if it ruffles feathers.

The Sharks face Gutis and the Ducks twice to wrap the season.

April 1st and 9th could get heated as these talks keep rolling.

That's the story for today.

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Jose Sharks News Today, driven by AI.

I'm Corey with the story.

It's March 31st.

I'm Corey with the story.