Dudes On Hockey

The Sharks make two separate deals with the Wild to get Ryan Donato and Devan Dubnyk, and re-sign Kevin Lebanc in free agency.

Rumors this week have the Sharks possibly involved in a trade for Devan Dubnyk, and the Dudes discuss under what conditions a trade would make sense.

Two former Sharks players are battling it out for the Stanley Cup this year, and the Sharks have finally made Bob Bougner the permanent head coach.

Because there is very little Sharks news, the Dudes break down the various surprises that have happened so far in the 2020 play-in round and first round.

The Sharks are done, but the NHL is back to resume the 2020 season, having play-in series and the eventual playoffs in two Canadian cities. The Dudes renew/refresh their hockey bet, and hope that hockey can continue.

Over a month late, the new NHL Playoff plan unsurprisingly leaves the Sharks out of it.

Doug and Mike take the Sharks fan survey from The Athletic, and comment on the results.

While the NHL season is on hold, the Sharks have two new college players in the fold.

The Dudes field more questions from listeners, and tackle the questions regarding the GM.

Since there’s no NHL being played right now, the dudes entertain listener thoughts and questions. Please contact us through our email, twitter, or FB if you have something Sharks-related on your mind.

As the NHL season is suspended, the Dudes remain steadfast, and will still be podcasting.

With injuries and trades, the Sharks are playing a lot of young and unexperienced players now that the season is beyond repair.

Both Patrick Marleau and Barclay Goodrow are on the move, and the Sharks did acquire some useful picks at the deadline. However, the team has lost four in a row, and has gotten worse.

The Sharks begin preparations for next season by trading Brendan Dillon, and suffer another injury to a critical player.

With the trade deadline only two weeks away, Doug and Mike try to guess and understand what could happen to this Sharks team, with some surprising names perhaps not long for the franchise.

The Sharks seem to have lost the season. Can they make the case that the team should not be dismantled?

The Sharks are so bad the Dudes would rather talk about something else.

The Sharks seem to have found an identity and a strategy, ironically because Couture is hurt and they might be permanently out of playoff position.

The Sharks have played some good games against good teams, but it seems like too little too late.

The Sharks are in the depths right now, losing nine of ten, with no real bump since Bob Bougner took over as head coach.