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The San Jose Sharks came to the NHL in 1991. Out of 5000 entries, the officials chose Sharks as the team name because of 7 varieties of Sharks living in the Pacific Ocean. Sharks tickets at HP Pavilion are available.

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Globe and Mail
San Jose Sharks sign defenceman Rob Blake to one-year deal
The Canadian Press
SAN JOSE — You can cross Rob Blake's name off the list of available free agents. The San Jose Sharks have agreed to a US$3.5-million, one-year deal with the ...
Rob Blake signs one-year deal to stay in San JoseSportingNews.com
Sharks don't make qualifying offer to GocSan Jose Mercury News
Sharks move to cut ties with 3 forwardsThe Associated Press
ESPN -CBC.ca -San Jose Mercury News
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Bleacher Report
San Jose Sharks: On the Eve of Free Agency
Bleacher Report
If the San Jose Sharks don't want their 2009-2010 season to end in the disappointment that saw defenseman Douglas Murray console ...
Grier's career with Sharks is overSan Jose Mercury News

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Examiner.com
San Jose Sharks Make Five Picks on Final Draft Day
MLN - The Raw Feed
SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks concluded the 2009 NHL Entry Draft today with Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson and Director of ...
New Sharks obtained in the NHL DraftExaminer.com
Sharks get five players in NHL Draft1590 KLIV Silicon Valley News
NHL Draft: Risers and FallersWestern College Hockey Blog
Anchorage Daily News -Fairbanks Daily News-Miner -9NEWS.com -cbs4denver.com
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St. John's Telegram
Sharks sit out 1st round of NHL draft
USA Today
SAN JOSE, Calif. — The San Jose Sharks didn't make a pick in the first day of the NHL draft Friday, resisting their usual ...
Sharks' Wilson mum about draft plansSan Jose Mercury News
Clowe can expect tidy pay raiseSt. John's Telegram
Clowe, Grier want new contractsThe Fourth Period
Toronto Sun -St. John's Telegram -The Fourth Period
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