Ryan Reaves has locker room stall emptied out, still expected to remain with Sharks for rest of season

"Reaves still attended the skate, but did not participate, watching practice in a hoodie from the team's bench."

"Given the severity of the injury, it's unlikely Reaves will be back for San Jose's remaining games this season."

"[Reaves] wanted to come on the bench and be part of [practice]. That's good. He's going to be around."

"Another guy who knows what it takes this time of year. He's been on long playoff runs. He knows what winning looks like."

Ryan Reaves has emptied his locker in the San Jose Sharks locker room, indicating his likely absence for the remainder of the season due to an upper-body injury. He suffered a broken left finger during a fight on March 21 and did not participate in practice, although he attended in a hoodie. Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky noted Reaves' presence is valuable for the team, especially with his experience in playoff situations. The team may consider roster changes in light of Reaves' injury.

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