Sharks Make Roster Moves Ahead Of Ducks Game
Briefly

The San Jose Sharks have made notable roster changes due to injuries affecting both their NHL and AHL squads. They sent down defenseman Luca Cagnoni and center Patrick Giles to the Barracuda while recalling defenseman Jack Thompson. Cagnoni is seen as a developmental player vital for future offensive support, especially on special teams, which will help with key injuries in the AHL. Thompson’s performance in 24 NHL games gives him a chance for more prominent playtime with the Sharks, as they look to navigate their ongoing injury challenges ahead of upcoming games against the Anaheim Ducks.
Cagnoni can drive offense from the back, especially on the power play, where Poturalski is missed. Giles is a big, defensive center who can help shut down the other team's top forwards.
Thompson has played 24 games in the NHL this season and has shown flashes of being an NHL-caliber d-man. With looks to the young guys like Giles and Cagnoni taking at least a pause, Thompson will get a chance to play higher in the Sharks lineup for the first time since the Trade deadline.
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