The Pittsburgh Penguins Will Be Shark Bait Against The San Jose Sharks

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The Pittsburgh Penguins Will Be Shark Bait Against The San Jose Sharks

The Pittsburgh Penguins are playing without Sidney Crosby and it’s starting to wear on them as they are losing hockey games. Meanwhile the Sharks are playing great hockey and should feast on Pittsburgh.

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The Sharks were challenged by General manager Doug Wilson and responded with great play on the ice. General Manager Doug Wilson said the trade for defensemen Ian White reflects how the Sharks accepted his recent challenge to get their act together. After that six-game losing streak, the Sharks are on an 11-2-1 run to get back into the thick of the Western Conference race.

The Sharks dealt a second-round pick in the 2012 draft for White, a 27-year-old who played in 50 games this season with Calgary and Carolina. He produced a combined 16 points on two goals and 14 assists along with 18 penalty minutes.

The Sharks swept the Avalanche and are riding momentum headed into this game. The Sharks have won their last five home games against the Avalanche and eight of 11 games overall against the Avalanche since the start of the 2008-09 season.

The Penguins will have some new players in the lineup as well. Left wing James Neal and defenseman Matt Niskanen were acquired via the Dallas Stars in a trade.

The Sharks are 61-29-2 in their last 92 against the Eastern Conference, 22-8 in their last 30 against the Atlantic, and 53-21 in their last 74 games playing in back-to-back nights.

The Penguins are having a tough time on the ice and will not be ready for the streaky Sharks. Sharks beat the Pens in this mid-week contest.

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