Sharks defenseman explains why trading Mario Ferraro would be 'a huge loss'
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Mario Ferraro's impact on the San Jose Sharks is noted for his vibrant personality, which uplifts locker room morale. Fellow defenseman Henry Thrun highlights how Ferraro's enthusiasm transforms team dynamics. With the NHL trade deadline approaching on March 7, the Sharks' general manager, Mike Grier, faces a key decision regarding Ferraro, the team's third-longest tenured player. Despite Ferraro's on-ice contributions, including leading defensemen in hits, his off-ice presence is deemed irreplaceable. Additionally, with Ferraro's contract nearing expiration, there's an urgency for the Sharks to decide on his potential trade or retainment.
"The days that he's quiet, the locker room tends to be more quiet. When he comes in hooting, hollering, and yelling, it lifts everyone up in there."
"While the Sharks might be able to have another defenseman fill those roles and take over that ice time at some point in the future, Ferraro's personality and presence would be hard to replace."
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