The NHL shocked us all (not really) and and banged more hockey games through Nov. 1. Honestly, I haven't been paying attention to which specific games the Sharks have lost. But the four latest to get banged this time were particularly distressing since all four leaked some intrigue from them. It wasn't as if the Sharks were losing blah games against Colorado, Edmonton, Carolina: Sorry, already canceled etc.
These four were all interesting in terms of rivalry, quality of opponent, subplot or all of the above:
*At Detroit, Friday, Oct. 26
*At Chicago, Saturday, Oct. 27
*vs. Nashville, Tuesday, Oct. 30
*vs. St. Louis, Thursday, Nov. 1.
The sense -hope?- here is there will be hockey played before the Times Square Apple drops on as Dec. 31 turns to Jan. 1 or shortly thereafter. But with the ketchup bottle-slow rate the negotiations will finally be poured out and resolved, it's doubtful this latest series of canceled matchups will be reincarnated.
These four were all interesting in terms of rivalry, quality of opponent, subplot or all of the above:
*At Detroit, Friday, Oct. 26
*At Chicago, Saturday, Oct. 27
*vs. Nashville, Tuesday, Oct. 30
*vs. St. Louis, Thursday, Nov. 1.
The sense -hope?- here is there will be hockey played before the Times Square Apple drops on as Dec. 31 turns to Jan. 1 or shortly thereafter. But with the ketchup bottle-slow rate the negotiations will finally be poured out and resolved, it's doubtful this latest series of canceled matchups will be reincarnated.
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