The San Jose Sharks star, the young attackers Macklin Celebrini, and Will Smith stayed on the ice 45 minutes after their training group left the ice.
Sharks had a difficult practice on Thursday. Head coach Ryan Warsofsky started with special work teams before going to heavier skating exercises.
The group on ice was also strongly patinated following a central ice zone game, the losing side with a little more. Smith and Celebrini were on the loser side, but that did not deter them from staying on the ice.
“These guys are, from a work point of view, they really drive the bus. They want to be on the ice as much as possible. They want to improve,” said Warsofsky. “We have a really motivated group at the moment. The fact that this is playing here, we are pushed to advance this thing and start winning hockey matches. Start improving as hockey players, individually and in groups. It doesn’t surprise me at all.”
William Eklund and Adam Gaudette stayed for the first part of the additional ice time, but left halfway. This left Celebrini, Smith and skills coach Mike Ricci to work even more on their time in time.
“We like to stay outside, working just on the little shot [from the] Flank, ”said Smith.
The two players were positioned on their respective single -time sides during the power game exercise.
“You don’t want to be too static on a power game,” said Smith. “I think the best are those who can move, and guys can fill a different place. It is still super early. It is only the second day working there, so we try to get an idea.”
Sam Dickinson, the Defense of the Defense of the Sharks of San Jose, knew the point of the unit of power of power in practice. John Klingberg has not patinated the team in the past two days due to an upper body injury.
Dickinson, a left -handed player, brings a change of Klingberg, a right -handed player, to power game.
“You saw with us last year. This is his first year, second camp. He always tries to get used to it, just as I had done and get used to it,” said Smith. “A left-hander can be a little different for a guy like me or Mack, [than] If it is a right. You try to get used to [whether] It is a left or a right. That’s all you are trying to look during the camp.
The Sharks welcome the Vegas Golden Knights in their second pre-season match at SAP Center on Friday. Puck Drop is scheduled for 7 p.m. PT.
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