Sharks Trade for Hitting Machine Sherwood
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For the San Jose Sharks, it's January 29th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The San Jose Sharks just made a key trade, bringing in forward Kafer Sherwood from the Vancouver Canucks. The 30-year-old winger is thrilled to join a team pushing for the playoffs, telling Sharks general manager Mike Greer that persistence pays off.
After the Sharks showed interest before, Sherwood was counting down the days to skate with his new teammates and get to work. Rumors heated up as Vancouver sank to the bottom of the standings with a tough season. Sherwood got the news right after a skate, catching him off guard since he had not even fully undressed.
What recent trade did the San Jose Sharks make?
Still, hearing it was San Jose turned surprise into excitement, as he called it, part of the business and a great spot to land. Fans and players alike are buzzing about Sherwood's physical style, which could toughen up the young Sharks forward group. He led the league with 462 hits this season, the most since the stats started tracking in 2005. Sherwood wants to bring that hard-to-play against edge, using hits, speed, and even some mental games to rattle opponents and boost his line mates. Meanwhile, the Sharks have been ramping up their physicality, like in their recent clash with the back-to-back champion Florida Panthers that featured. A wild goalie fight. Additions like Ryan Reeves have helped, but Sherwood's energy fits perfectly to make them even tougher.
Sherwood has not debuted yet, sidelined since January 10th with an upper body injury, but he is day-to-day and eager to join the group. He aims to build momentum and help shape the team's identity as they push forward. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Some climb mountains for peace. I climb into bed with solely pillow.
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