Not that the Dudes didnt care, but the hiring of Mike Grier, the trading of Brent Burns, and the new direction of the franchise makes things more interesting.

The Stanley Cup playoffs are over, and the Sharks seem rudderless. The GM search continues with no end in sight, and the Dudes wonder where things will go next.

The Sharks trade Jake Middleton at the deadline, but make no other big moves.

The Sharks are not good, and trajectory of the team is uncertain. The Dudes weigh in on the Hertl signing and the direction of the franchise.

Evander Kane is gone from the Sharks forever, and the team is attempting to terminate his contract. What does this mean for the Sharks going forward, and Tomas Hertl in particular?

The Dudes are back after a long absence, and the Sharks are plugging along. Mike and Doug discuss the highlights, lowlights, and big questions still posed to the Sharks for this season.

The season is almost upon us, and the Dudes find some optimism, even though the Sharks might not be a playoff team.

The Sharks couldn’t do a major shakeup this offseason, but there are changes afoot. Martin Jones has been bought out, 2 veteran players added, a possible All-Star talent drafted, and an uncertain futu

Mike wins the Vegas bet, and there are two important events for the Sharks in the next couple of weeks- the Kraken expansion draft and the amateur draft. What will the Sharks do?

Montreal and Tampa have made the Stanley Cup Final, and the Vegas bet is still on the line. The Dudes talk about that, and the Sharks’ historical performance in drafting 1st-round picks.