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Tribute to Thornton: Looking back at the number 19

The San Jose Sharks will retire the number 19, marking it as a special and unrepeatable number in the organization.
Joe Thornton expresses his love for San Jose and gratitude towards the Sharks organization, teammates, and fans.

Sharks announce plans to retire Jumbo's No. 19 jersey next season - Yahoo Sports

The San Jose Sharks will retire Joe Thornton's No. 19 jersey during the 2024-25 NHL season.
This will be the second Sharks jersey to be retired at SAP Center, following Patrick Marleau's No. 12 which was retired last year.

Sharks to retire Joe Thornton's No. 19 in 2024-25

Joe Thornton's number, No. 19, will be retired by the San Jose Sharks next season.
Thornton spent 15 seasons playing for the Sharks, becoming one of the faces of the franchise.

Sharks to retire Thornton's No. 19 in 2024-25

The San Jose Sharks will retire Joe Thornton's number 19 next season, making him the second player in Sharks history to have his number retired.
Thornton spent 15 of his 24-year career playing for the Sharks and is the Sharks' all-time leader in assists and power-play points.

Sharks' Couture shares favorite memory from playing with Jumbo - Yahoo Sports

Logan Couture reflects on a memorable Joe Thornton moment in the postgame locker room
Thornton's comment came after Tomas Hertl's four-goal game in 2013

Joe Thornton to have his jersey number retired by San Jose Sharks in 2024-25 season - KION546

Joe Thornton's jersey number, No. 19, will be retired by the San Jose Sharks in the 2024-25 season.
Thornton will join Patrick Marleau as the only two Sharks players to have their numbers retired.

Tribute to Thornton: Looking back at the number 19

The San Jose Sharks will retire the number 19, marking it as a special and unrepeatable number in the organization.
Joe Thornton expresses his love for San Jose and gratitude towards the Sharks organization, teammates, and fans.

Sharks announce plans to retire Jumbo's No. 19 jersey next season - Yahoo Sports

The San Jose Sharks will retire Joe Thornton's No. 19 jersey during the 2024-25 NHL season.
This will be the second Sharks jersey to be retired at SAP Center, following Patrick Marleau's No. 12 which was retired last year.

Sharks to retire Joe Thornton's No. 19 in 2024-25

Joe Thornton's number, No. 19, will be retired by the San Jose Sharks next season.
Thornton spent 15 seasons playing for the Sharks, becoming one of the faces of the franchise.

Sharks to retire Thornton's No. 19 in 2024-25

The San Jose Sharks will retire Joe Thornton's number 19 next season, making him the second player in Sharks history to have his number retired.
Thornton spent 15 of his 24-year career playing for the Sharks and is the Sharks' all-time leader in assists and power-play points.

Sharks' Couture shares favorite memory from playing with Jumbo - Yahoo Sports

Logan Couture reflects on a memorable Joe Thornton moment in the postgame locker room
Thornton's comment came after Tomas Hertl's four-goal game in 2013

Joe Thornton to have his jersey number retired by San Jose Sharks in 2024-25 season - KION546

Joe Thornton's jersey number, No. 19, will be retired by the San Jose Sharks in the 2024-25 season.
Thornton will join Patrick Marleau as the only two Sharks players to have their numbers retired.
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Celebrini says living with Thornton will be perfect situation' as Sharks rookie | NHL.com

Macklin Celebrini will benefit greatly from living with Joe Thornton, gaining insights from the veteran's extensive NHL experience.

Auston Matthews Is Jealous Of Who Macklin Celebrini Gets To Live With

Auston Matthews expressed jealousy over Macklin Celebrini living with Joe Thornton, reflecting on the positive experience he had during his own time with Thornton.

Celebrini notes housemate Joe Thornton's video game obsession | Offside

Macklin Celebrini is benefiting from the mentorship of Joe Thornton as he begins his rookie season with the San Jose Sharks.

Celebrini says living with Thornton will be perfect situation' as Sharks rookie | NHL.com

Macklin Celebrini will benefit greatly from living with Joe Thornton, gaining insights from the veteran's extensive NHL experience.

Auston Matthews Is Jealous Of Who Macklin Celebrini Gets To Live With

Auston Matthews expressed jealousy over Macklin Celebrini living with Joe Thornton, reflecting on the positive experience he had during his own time with Thornton.

Celebrini notes housemate Joe Thornton's video game obsession | Offside

Macklin Celebrini is benefiting from the mentorship of Joe Thornton as he begins his rookie season with the San Jose Sharks.
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Ryan O'Reilly Could Be The Missing Piece For the Toronto Maple Leafs

It's common knowledge at this point that the Toronto Maple Leafs haven't won a playoff series since 2004.The Toronto Maple Leafs have had successful regular seasons every year since 2017, but have gone 0-for-6 in playoff rounds.In the first round of the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Leafs were their closest to winning a playoff round in the "Auston Matthews era," leading 3-2 in the series before losing game 6 in overtime and losing a hard-fought game 7 by a 2-1 score to the eventual cup finalists Tampa Bay Lightning.

Toronto Maple Leafs Should Let Michael Bunting Walk in Free Agency

We all need to take a minute to appreciate how great Michael Bunting's career with the Toronto Maple Leafs has been.When the Toronto Maple Leafs originally signed Bunting to a two-year deal worth $950K AAV, many fans saw the news and went "who?"The unfamiliar face only had 26 NHL games under his belt and had spent the majority of his last six professional seasons playing in the AHL.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

Ryan O'Reilly Could Be The Missing Piece For the Toronto Maple Leafs

It's common knowledge at this point that the Toronto Maple Leafs haven't won a playoff series since 2004.The Toronto Maple Leafs have had successful regular seasons every year since 2017, but have gone 0-for-6 in playoff rounds.In the first round of the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Leafs were their closest to winning a playoff round in the "Auston Matthews era," leading 3-2 in the series before losing game 6 in overtime and losing a hard-fought game 7 by a 2-1 score to the eventual cup finalists Tampa Bay Lightning.

Toronto Maple Leafs Should Let Michael Bunting Walk in Free Agency

We all need to take a minute to appreciate how great Michael Bunting's career with the Toronto Maple Leafs has been.When the Toronto Maple Leafs originally signed Bunting to a two-year deal worth $950K AAV, many fans saw the news and went "who?"The unfamiliar face only had 26 NHL games under his belt and had spent the majority of his last six professional seasons playing in the AHL.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE - Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.

San Jose honors Patrick Marleau; Sharks president hints at what might be next for team icon

SAN JOSE Patrick Marleau will be immortalized Saturday when the No. 12 he wore for 17 of his 21 seasons with the Sharks is officially retired by the team and raised to the rafters at SAP Center.Marleau, though, doesn't want that to be the final chapter of his Sharks career, saying Thursday that he'd like to be a part of the franchise in the future in some capacity.
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Patrick Kane would be a game-changer for Rangers, Maple Leafs

With the NHL trade deadline looming, some big names have already been moved.One of the other stars drawing attention with a possible trade on the horizon is Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks.While no one knows for sure whether or not the three-time Stanley Cup champion will actually seek a trade before March 3, it's fun to speculate when a player of Kane's magnitude is on the table.
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More from Sharks' GM Grier - on Bedard's potential impact in San Jose, Merkley's trade request and Thornton's future

SAN JOSE - Sharks general manager Mike Grier attended the recent IIHF World Junior Championships in Canada and just like everyone else, was blown away by the unbelievable performance of Connor Bedard."It's a 19-year-old tournament," Grier said Friday."For a kid to go in there and do what he did as a 17-year-old.

More from Sharks' GM Grier - on Bedard's potential impact in San Jose, Merkley's trade request and Thornton's future

SAN JOSE - Sharks general manager Mike Grier attended the recent IIHF World Junior Championships in Canada and just like everyone else, was blown away by the unbelievable performance of Connor Bedard."It's a 19-year-old tournament," Grier said Friday."For a kid to go in there and do what he did as a 17-year-old.

Auston Matthews and Joe Thornton have helped Mac Hollowell adjust to life in the NHL

Talk about a "welcome to the NHL" moment.November 26.Toronto vs. Pittsburgh.It's Mac Hollowell's third NHL game, and he's lined up on the third pairing with Victor Mete.In comes Evgeni Malkin, one of the best forwards of his generation, and Hollowell has to stop him.Malkin, like he's done to so many others, made a quick move that made Hollowell look like a human statue, allowing No. 71 to get past and in a scoring position.

'The respect for him has grown': Jakobi Meyers discussed Mac Jones's perseverance

Morning Sports Update "He's with us, so we roll with him."A pair of Taylor Hall goals proved to be the difference for the Bruins in a 3-1 win against the Lightning on Tuesday.Boston extended its undefeated start at home this season to 13-0-0, an NHL record.In international sports news, the United States men's soccer team defeated Iran 1-0 to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.

More from Sharks' GM Grier - on Bedard's potential impact in San Jose, Merkley's trade request and Thornton's future

SAN JOSE - Sharks general manager Mike Grier attended the recent IIHF World Junior Championships in Canada and just like everyone else, was blown away by the unbelievable performance of Connor Bedard."It's a 19-year-old tournament," Grier said Friday."For a kid to go in there and do what he did as a 17-year-old.

More from Sharks' GM Grier - on Bedard's potential impact in San Jose, Merkley's trade request and Thornton's future

SAN JOSE - Sharks general manager Mike Grier attended the recent IIHF World Junior Championships in Canada and just like everyone else, was blown away by the unbelievable performance of Connor Bedard."It's a 19-year-old tournament," Grier said Friday."For a kid to go in there and do what he did as a 17-year-old.

Auston Matthews and Joe Thornton have helped Mac Hollowell adjust to life in the NHL

Talk about a "welcome to the NHL" moment.November 26.Toronto vs. Pittsburgh.It's Mac Hollowell's third NHL game, and he's lined up on the third pairing with Victor Mete.In comes Evgeni Malkin, one of the best forwards of his generation, and Hollowell has to stop him.Malkin, like he's done to so many others, made a quick move that made Hollowell look like a human statue, allowing No. 71 to get past and in a scoring position.

'The respect for him has grown': Jakobi Meyers discussed Mac Jones's perseverance

Morning Sports Update "He's with us, so we roll with him."A pair of Taylor Hall goals proved to be the difference for the Bruins in a 3-1 win against the Lightning on Tuesday.Boston extended its undefeated start at home this season to 13-0-0, an NHL record.In international sports news, the United States men's soccer team defeated Iran 1-0 to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.
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What ex-Shark Pavelski shares with Crosby, Ovechkin; Kunin talks injury, rehab

SAN JOSE Dallas Stars forward Joe Pavelski joked Wednesday he might come back and play in the Sharks' alumni game on Feb. 24, the night before the organization retires Patrick Marleau's No. 12 jersey.Pavelski isn't that much younger than some of the retired Sharks' legends of yesteryear slated to be on the ice that night, but he has shown no signs of slowing down.

Sharks have formed bad habits since days of Joe Pavelski, Joe Thornton era

The Sharks had a plan when they let Joe Pavelski walk in the summer of 2019.Erik Karlsson, who re-signed to an eight-year, $92 million dollar contract, would provide Norris-caliber play side by side with stalwarts Brent Burns and Marc-Edouard Vlasic.Logan Couture and Evander Kane, also locked into long-term contracts, would lead the Sharks both on and off the ice.

Morning Skate: Outburst

Welcome to Thursday, folks.I apologize in advance for this kind of context-less Morning Skate, but I'm putting this together before the Bruins-Avalanche game ends due to some scheduling conflicts.Hopefully the Bruins did well (it was 2-0 at last check).The big news Wednesday night in NHL circles was Tage Thompson of the Buffalo Sabres, as the kid who was rewarded with a big contract extension in the offseason scored a whopping five goals against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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