The Sharks begun the season in a tough fashion, but have roared back in the last two weeks. Mike and Doug discuss the resurgence, and how fun this team is to watch.

The Dudes conduct their annual Vegas Cup draft, as well as review the Sharks’ potential starting roster.

Not much has happened in the last few weeks or so, but the NHL season starts in a month, so the Dudes clean up some recent news and look forward to the 2025 NHL season.

The Sharks add two more forwards in Ryan Reeves and Jeff Skinner. How will they integrate into the lineup?

The Sharks have been active in the free agency market, adding Dmitry Orlov, Nick Leddy, John Klingberg, and Alex Nedeljkovic, among others. What might the Sharks still be looking for, and will the Sharks need to make some roster room for young players?

The Sharks use the #2 overall pick to draft Michael Misa, a dynamic player that may in fact be on the team come fall. How else did the draft go for the Sharks, and what might be expected coming into free agency season?

Jumbo is the first full-time Shark to make the Hall, and the Dudes celebrate him and his career. The Sharks have the #2 overall pick in the upcoming draft, and the Dudes trade ideas as to what might happen.

The Sharks made a lot of moves at the 2025 trade deadline, shipping beloved veterans and role players alike.

The Sharks are not a great team, but there are many bright spots already in this rebuilding phase.

Lots of new players and excitement surrounding the Sharks, but most still pick them to finish dead last. The Dudes explore this question and preview the upcoming season.

Mike Grier has made more strong moves in acquiring Cody Cici and the touted goalie prospect Yaroslav Askarov.

The Sharks draft Macklin Celebrini, trade up to the #12, and a new era of the franchise has begun.

The Sharks finally hire a new coach, previous Sharks assistant coach Ryan Warsofsky. The Dudes talk about his first press conference, the draft next week, and the return of Barclay Goodrow.

The Sharks win the 2024 NHL draft lottery, and will draft Macklin Celebrini in the #1 spot. This is a franchise-changing moment.

The Dudes review one of the worst seasons in Sharks history, and see how things might change if the Sharks land the #1 overall pick in 2024.

The Sharks are the worst team in hockey, and this is what is what the Dudes were hoping for.

The Sharks traded Tomas Hertl, and now the team has no stars left with Logan Couture out for the year with injury. The Dudes break down the 2024 NHL trade deadline.

The Sharks and the Barracuda are both bad, but this might help the Sharks get to the #1 overall pick. Are there any bright spots?

The Sharks won a couple of games, seemingly in response to a speech made by the GM.

The Sharks’ start to the 2023-24 season is absolutely horrid. Did they go too far in the rebuild?