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Sharks hold a players-only meeting after a 7-2 loss in Los Angeles

The SJtoday teamFrom the Nov. 6 edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you've been watching the Sharks, you saw the low point Wednesday: a 7-2 loss at the Los Angeles Kings, followed by a players-only meeting. San Jose started 6-4-1 and has lost five of its last six.

The Sharks lost 7-2 to the Kings on Wednesday

  • Sharks2
    Kings7 (won)
    Final

Pierre LeBrun said on TSN's Insider Trading on Thursday that it's his understanding Sharks GM Mike Grier is "not contemplating a coaching change at this stage." After the game, Kiefer Sherwood said, "It’s not on the coaches right now."

  • Injured: center Alex Wennberg and winger Igor Chernyshov
  • Sherwood: "We’re going to fix our mindset."
  • Captain Macklin Celebrini: "Look into the next game."
  • Sherwood wants the team to "respond in Minnesota."

The Sharks have lost five of their last six games

5 of 6

  • lost
  • 1 won

Sources: San Jose Hockey Now, Sharks Hockey Digest

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lost583%
won117%

Sources: San Jose Hockey Now, Sharks Hockey Digest

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