Demers, Boyle Plan Sharks' Off-Season Defense
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It's March 30th. You're listening to San Jose Sharks News Today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. San Jose Sharks fans are eyeing the offseason hard, with NHL vet Jason Demers laying out a blueprint to fix their shaky right-side defense. He pushes signing Darren Radish for stability, trading for Michael Kesselring to add grid, and bringing back Vincent Descharnay plus John Klingberg to shore things up. Sharks legend Dan Boyle jumps in on prospect Sam Dickinson, praising his growth and saying he'd love a day to coach him up close. They also dig into why GM Mike Greer faces massive heat this summer to deliver real progress. Expectations for next year? A solid season means pushing toward the playoffs, not just rebuilding vibes.
What are the San Jose Sharks' off-season plans for right-side defense?
Fans and insiders want wins that build momentum after tough times.
On Macklin Celebrini, Boyle and Demers debate his heavy minutes. Are they burning him out too soon or smart for a star rookie? Bottom line, these vets see a path forward if the front office moves fast on defense and manages young talent right.
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