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post I Just Can’t Shut My Trap

November 27th, 2007, 7:35 pm

Filed under: blog — Written by Mike

What can I say, I get excited about Sharks hockey. And there’s only one radio show. Here’s my latest… I talk about the Carle contract, Sharks trade ideas, and the Kings matchup last Saturday (before it happened, of course). Don’t forget to hear the part where I claim the Kings have “horrible goalie problems”, and of course, LaBarbera played great, making 26 saves on 27 shots.

After that loser of a comment, I don’t know why they’d want me back, but I’ll be taking part in the “roundtable discussion” segment of the show this week, with Dan Rusanowsky (voice of the Sharks on radio). Don’t kid yourself- I won’t be going in cold, but I can always use help. If you have an interesting topic of discussion, or questions for Mr. Rusanowsky, please leave them in the comments. I’ll bring them up if the discussion steers that way.

One Comments to “I Just Can’t Shut My Trap”

  1. Nick says:

    Hey Mike,
    So being that I’ve been studying abroad in Italy for the entirety of the 07-08 season so far I’m not the best source in terms of looking at individual performances on a nightly basis. But there’s been a lot of trade talks circulating with the sharks the past few weeks and I know you and grier have both been active on the forums about it but I’d love to hear/see you to put together your thoughts on what the sharks need to be looking to do/not do.

    in my limited-knowledge opinion I think the one name that hasn’t been talked about, but should be, is Cheechoo. I know everyone think back to 2 years ago and how he broke out under big joe but in the end I think history will show that he had one miracle year and fizzled out. While he doesn’t pull a huge contract I think he would be the best form of trade bait despite his poor numbers this year. Your thoughts?

    Best!

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