William Espy
Sharks Contributor at San Jose Hockey Now
CBJ Writer at The Hockey Writers
Sharks contributor @SJHockeyNow CBJ Writer @TheHockeyWriter Bay FC Beat Writer: California Sports Journal & @sportsradiosrvc
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1 week ago |
thehockeywriters.com | William Espy
2024-25 Team: Kitchener Rangers (OHL)Date of Birth: June 25, 2007Place of Birth: Toronto, ONHt: 5-foot-11 Wt: 168 poundsShoots: RightPosition: CenterNHL Draft Eligibility: 2025 first-year eligibleNHL Central Scouting: 48th (among NA skaters)Peter Baracchini’s March Rankings: 34thAndrew Forbes’ March Rankings: 57thBob McKenzie’s Rankings: 44thTSN’s Craig Button: 80thLuca Romano took a major step forward in his second season in the Ontario Hockey League.
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2 weeks ago |
thehockeywriters.com | William Espy
As one of the top pending free agents on the market, eyes are certainly going to gravitate toward Mitch Marner this summer. One team that he’ll seemingly fit on paper would be the Columbus Blue Jackets, however, it wouldn’t be the first time they’ve reportedly tried to bring the forward into their organization.
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2 weeks ago |
sanjosehockeynow.com | William Espy
When the San Jose Sharks take the stage with the second-overall pick of the 2025 Draft this June, one name that could stand out to GM Mike Grier is Michael Misa. The star center for the Saginaw Spirit of the Ontario Hockey League, Misa is highly regarded for his offensive contributions and abilities. In 65 regular-season games for the Spirit, the 18-year-old recorded a total of 134 points, a league-leading total, 62 of which were goals.
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3 weeks ago |
sanjosehockeynow.com | William Espy
The San Jose Sharks are rumored to be adding another young piece to their roster. The Sharks acquired Egor Afanasyev last summer, when they traded former first-round draft pick Ozzy Wiesblatt to the Nashville Predators. Rather than signing with the Sharks, the Russian forward opted to return to his homeland and signed with CSKA Moscow in the Kontinental Hockey League.
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3 weeks ago |
thehockeywriters.com | William Espy
Pascal Vincent’s time as head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets didn’t go as he had hoped; that goes without saying. Now, he’s a member of the Montreal Canadiens organization where he’s led the Laval Rocket to the division finals in the American Hockey League (AHL) Playoffs. Despite Vincent’s lackluster performance in his first job at the NHL level, he’s built a reputation at the AHL level as a strong development coach.
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