Sharks’ Desharnais out week-to-week with upper-body injury
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The San Jose Sharks will be without forward Anthony DeSharnais for an extended period due to an upper-body injury. Coach David Quinn announced that DeSharnais is out week-to-week, following an evaluation of his condition. This news comes as the Sharks continue to struggle in a challenging season, and losing DeSharnais adds to the team's woes.
DeSharnais has been a noteworthy contributor for the Sharks this season, showcasing his skill and determination on the ice. His ability to create plays and support teammates has made him a valuable member of the roster. The Sharks will need to navigate this injury while looking for ways to improve their performance and find success moving forward.
In the meantime, the Sharks are expected to adjust their lineup, which may involve calling up players from the AHL or shifting existing players into different roles. The coaching staff will be strategizing to fill the void left by DeSharnais, aiming to keep the team competitive despite the setback. As the Sharks face a tough schedule ahead, maintaining a positive team atmosphere will be crucial during this period of adjustment.
DeSharnais has been a noteworthy contributor for the Sharks this season, showcasing his skill and determination on the ice. His ability to create plays and support teammates has made him a valuable member of the roster. The Sharks will need to navigate this injury while looking for ways to improve their performance and find success moving forward.
In the meantime, the Sharks are expected to adjust their lineup, which may involve calling up players from the AHL or shifting existing players into different roles. The coaching staff will be strategizing to fill the void left by DeSharnais, aiming to keep the team competitive despite the setback. As the Sharks face a tough schedule ahead, maintaining a positive team atmosphere will be crucial during this period of adjustment.