San Jose Sharks Tickets

Coming only one point from winning the Pacific Division title from a surging Phoenix Coyotes team, the ‘11-‘12 San Jose Sharks schedule was one that continued the team’s tradition of solid play that wins games. In fact, in the last 14 seasons, the Sharks have qualified for the playoffs all but one time, and ‘11-‘12 marked the first time in five seasons the Sharks didn’t take home the division champions title. The season was great, if not flashy for the Sharks, whose numbers stayed steadily in the positive almost every month, and who wrapped up the regular season with two victories over rivals and soon playoff champs, the LA Kings. Make sure you are there this season with San Jose Sharks tickets.

If you want to see a series of forwards who seriously know how to put the puck in the net, and on each other’s sticks, San Jose Sharks tickets are the ones for you. The Sharks had four players with 60+ point seasons: Logan Couture, Joe Pavelski, mainstay Sharks player Patrick Marleau and the beast of a center Joe Thornton, who in an “off” year managed 77 points, better than most players at their height and only one point from the top ten in the league. Between the pipes, the Sharks are steady as well, with number one goaltender Antti Niemi and backup Thomas Greiss both putting up substantial numbers all season, with Niemi 9th in wins and tied for 5th in shutouts. Had the Sharks seeded differently in the playoffs, things may have gone differently, but as it is, they faced a St. Louis Blues team that was notoriously hard to score on all season. In a matchup that had everyone remembering the 2004 Conference Quarterfinals between these two teams, the Sharks’ mighty goal scorers couldn’t solve record-setting goalie Brian Elliott, and were defeated in five games. Things could be different this season, so get your San Jose Sharks hockey tickets now.

The players at the HP Pavilion at San Jose Arena have seen a few major additions over the post-season, while losing none of their stars. Pick up San Jose Sharks tickets to see Adam Burish and Brad Stuart join the fray, and a San Jose team that is ravenous for a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.