The Dudes review one of the worst seasons in Sharks history, and see how things might change if the Sharks land the #1 overall pick in 2024.

The Sharks are the worst team in hockey, and this is what is what the Dudes were hoping for.

The Sharks traded Tomas Hertl, and now the team has no stars left with Logan Couture out for the year with injury. The Dudes break down the 2024 NHL trade deadline.

The Sharks and the Barracuda are both bad, but this might help the Sharks get to the #1 overall pick. Are there any bright spots?

The Sharks won a couple of games, seemingly in response to a speech made by the GM.

The Sharks’ start to the 2023-24 season is absolutely horrid. Did they go too far in the rebuild?

Will the Sharks be the worst team in the NHL? Who will be on the opening roster? Will Doug choose to pick first in the Vegas bet? All these questions and more are answered.

Doug and Mike recap the trade they predicted on the last show.

The Sharks have made some good moves in this offseason with the draft and free agency, but this team will not be contending for a playoff spot anytime soon. Also, Norris winner Erik Karlsson will likely be leaving in a depressing trade.

The Dudes record as the draft lottery as it is broadcast. What pick do the Sharks get?

The Sharks have sunk to almost the worst in the league, a place they haven’t been in a long long time. Given recent trades and the trajectory of the club, it might be time for the Sharks to try and get the best chance to land a generational talent.

It certainly appears Timo Meier will be traded before the deadline, and the Dudes evaluate which teams are left, and what kind of direction the Sharks will go next.

Recent rumors surround the prospect of trading Erik Karlsson and Timo Meier. What kind of return should the Sharks require for these elite players?

Besides Erik Karlsson, there are no bright spots with the team. The Dudes discuss potential Meier return and other assorted topics, looking towards the future. P.S. Of course this was recorded immediately preceding the Merkley/Nieto trade.

The Sharks have one of the worst winning percentages in the league, but perhaps the best defenseman. The Dudes evaluate the partial season.

Four games in, and the Sharks haven’t won yet, or even made it to OT.

Sharks aren’t likely to make the playoffs, but who did the Dudes pick in the Vegas Draft?

The preseason has begun, and the Sharks are merely days away from the season opener. The Dudes talk Jumbo, Timo Meier, contracts, prospects, and possible parade routes.

The Sharks hired the coach that many predicted, former Rangers coach David Quinn. The Dudes talk about the pluses and potential minuses of this hire.

Not that the Dudes didn’t care, but the hiring of Mike Grier, the trading of Brent Burns, and the new direction of the franchise makes things more interesting.

The Stanley Cup playoffs are over, and the Sharks seem rudderless. The GM search continues with no end in sight, and the Dudes wonder where things will go next.

The Sharks trade Jake Middleton at the deadline, but make no other big moves.

The Sharks are not good, and trajectory of the team is uncertain. The Dudes weigh in on the Hertl signing and the direction of the franchise.

Evander Kane is gone from the Sharks forever, and the team is attempting to terminate his contract. What does this mean for the Sharks going forward, and Tomas Hertl in particular?