Sharks retire Joe Thornton’s No. 19 jersey in an emotional ceremony
His jersey retirement ceremony Saturday was an opportunity for his former San Jose teammates to dish out the compliments for his play, leadership, and friendship in tributes that repeatedly forced him to wipe away tears on an emotional afternoon.
Joe Thornton Is Officially A Forever Shark; No. 19 Retired By San Jose Sharks
Joe Thornton's iconic No. 19 is officially in the rafters of the SAP Center, and the greatest San Jose Sharks player of all time has now become the second player in team history to earn the honor of a retired jersey number.
SAN JOSE — Doug Wilson knew he was making the Sharks a better team when he acquired Joe Thornton from the Boston Bruins ...
Thornton joins longtime teammate Patrick Marleau as the only players to have their jerseys retired by the Sharks. It’s ...
After the Joe Thornton jersey retirement ceremony, the San Jose Sharks and Buffalo Sabres have a hockey game to play, and ...
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How Sharks great Thornton, NHL icon Jagr almost became teammatesJoe Thornton and Jaromir Jagr playing on the same hockey team? It could’ve happened. Jagr asked the not-yet-officially ...
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Sharks' biggest surprise, disappointment to start 2024-25 seasonThe San Jose Sharks were the worst team in the NHL in 2023-24, and through a quarter of this year's season, it's much of the ...
Alex Wennberg scored twice, and Mikael Granlund and Macklin Celebrini each had two assists for the Sharks (6-11-5), who lost ...
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