The San Jose Sharks are preparing for a much-needed improvement after three dismal years at the bottom of the NHL standings. Observing their rivals, the Anaheim Ducks, who have made strides in their performance this season, the Sharks are considering similar changes. The Ducks managed a 33-33-8 record following a season of only 59 points, indicating an uptick in their performance through a combination of younger players and veterans. Sharks GM Mike Grier hopes to elevate the team from its projected low point total of 54-58 for this season, aspiring for more competitive positioning in the future.
The Sharks are seeking to improve after consecutive seasons at the bottom of the NHL, looking at the Ducks' progress as a potential model for change.
The Ducks' transformation showcases the importance of young talent and veterans, indicating a shift in dynamics that the Sharks aim to replicate next season.
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