4 wins, six losses in their last ten. And yet, thanks to the loser point, the San Jose Sharks managed to not lose too much of their lead in the Pacific because:

A) Anaheim and Edmonton are also bad right now.

B) The loser point is terrible.

Alex and I talk about what the Sharks need to do to survive March if they want to get to the playoffs in first.

It was a bad week in San Jose Sharks land — they played two bad teams and one unlucky one and lost all three, in occasionally embarrassing fashion. Despite that, the Sharks had built up enough of a lead to remain in first (and, also, the rest of the Pacific was playing like crap, too), so…does it matter? Well, a few things do. We talk about the continuing uncertainty the Sharks seem to have about their bottom six, the demotion of Kevin Labanc, the strange over-use of Martin Jones and more this week. Here’s hoping the next two morning games go better than these ones did.

Now, you would think that a week that featured two wins would be enough for San Jose Sharks fans, but no, good old Patrick Marleau also tossed in career goals #499 and #500. So, yeah, that’s a big topic this week for Colin, Alex and Ben. Not just that, though, we also talk about how fearsome this team looks with Tomas Hertl back in the line up and what the Sharks might look like as the playoffs get closer. Who is going to move? Is anybody going to move? Tune in to find out what we think.