"I thought we battled. It got away from us there," Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. "We competed [and] did some things to get back in the hockey game. We showed some fight and character.

"We were fortunate that [it] didn't linger longer, and to get him back is important," Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. "He's a veteran guy that's won a Stanley Cup (with the Kings in 2014).

"I thought we battled. It got away from us there," Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. "We competed [and] did some things to get back in the hockey game. We showed some fight and character.

Ryan Warsofsky made it clear what he’s expecting to see from Walker Duehr. “We need some bleep bleep attitude,” the San Jose Sharks’ bench boss said after Thursday’s morning skate.

I’m not saying that coach Ryan Warsofsky shouldn’t have used his timeout ... but that doesn’t feel like the reason why the Sharks lost.

San Jose Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky couldn’t believe his luck. The Marshfield, Massachusetts native was a teenager 20-plus years ago when his dad won a contest to go behind the scenes with the ...

San Jose Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky couldn’t believe his luck. The Marshfield, Massachusetts native was a teenager 20-plus years ago when his dad won a contest to go behind the scenes with the ...

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