Fear The Fin

1 week ago | fearthefin.com | Annie Moore

The San Jose Sharks have closed the season with a loss, ending with a 20-50-12 and 52 points. The Sharks fell to the Edmonton Oilers 3-0 on Wednesday night and will now get ready for a summer off and hopefully some growth. The Sharks’ offense was aggressive at the beginning of the first frame of last night’s game. But halfway in, the Sharks had taken six shots, and the Oilers were at zero until Ty Emberson sniped one home, scoring 1-0 in favor of Edmonton.

1 week ago | fearthefin.com | Erika Towne

It’s the final game of the season for the San Jose Sharks and it’s against the Edmonton Oilers. The Oilers are bound for the postseason, destined for a meeting with the Los Angeles Kings. The matchup is set with the Kings gaining home ice advantage. Just the same, the Oilers aren’t taking tonight’s game lightly. As Edmonton goaltender Stuart Skinner told our own Annie Moore, this is a way for the team to start the playoffs on the right note.

1 week ago | fearthefin.com | Erika Towne

San Jose Sharks fans have plenty of memories of Logan Couture and what he meant to the team and to them, particularly as fans. At his retirement ceremony yesterday, the Sharks created a small shrine to the key moments in Couture’s history with the Sharks. During his speech, Couture shared with the group some of his favorite memories, including when he was called up to the NHL. “My first NHL game was in October in 2009. I remember that we played in Worcester the night prior. It was a Saturday. We won.

1 week ago | fearthefin.com | Erika Towne

San Jose Sharks’ captain Logan Couture has officially ended his career. During an emotional press conference on April 15, Couture told a crowd filled with current and former Sharks players as well as members of the Sharks organization that, because of his injury, he was unable to continue playing hockey. “My career of playing hockey has come to an end. I’m not physically able to play anymore. It’s tough.

1 week ago | fearthefin.com | Erika Towne

The San Jose Sharks’ final road trip of the season wraps up in Vancouver with the team’s final meeting with the Canucks. This is the fourth and final meeting of the season between the two teams. On Feb. 6, the Sharks lost 2-1 in overtime. The Sharks also lost one goal games to the Canucks in November and December. This is a pride game for both teams since neither have a postseason to prepare for.