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San Jose Sharks Non-Roster Players
Anton Axelsson - #9 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Axelsson is a small winger has strong skating ability and is an intense forchecker. He works hard all over the ice and isn’t afraid of using his body. Axelsson is also a good stick handler who has soft hands in tight and can make plays on the offense. NHL: Drafted by Detroit in the 2004 Entry Draft - 5th Round, 192nd Overall.
Marc-Andre Bernier - #23 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: The hallmarks to Bernier’s game are twofold: being a big body and scoring goals. Bernier is not only big, but is very strong, and is a presence along the boards as well as in front of the net, either winning battles for the puck by simply overpowering his opponents, or banging home rebounds in the goal crease. NHL: Drafted by Vancoiuver in the 2003 Entry Draft - 2nd Round, 60th Overall.
David Bolland - #91 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Bolland has above average speed and possesses a heavy shot. Drives the net well and fearlessly. Loves to finish his checks and can deliver thundering checks despite his size. Plays a gritty game and is good at giving opponents jabs with his stick but stays out of the box. NHL: Drafted by Chicago in the 2004 Entry Draft - 2nd Round, 32nd Overall.
Stephen Dixon - #12 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Perhaps the most impressive thing about Dixon is his two-way ability. Not a big player, Dixon is solid on his skates and uses his good speed and impressive hockey sense to his advantage in every zone. His intelligence allows him to be a superior penalty killer. NHL: Drafted by Pittsburgh in the 2003 Entry Draft - 9th Round, 229th Overall.
Jarkko Immonen - #38 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: A very creative player, Immonen’s hockey sense is at an elite level. He can find an open player almost every time he passes, and consistently finds open space to become a passing option for his team mates. He can read the game very well on both offensive and defensive sides of the puck. NHL: Drafted by Toronto in the 2002 Entry Draft - 8th Round, 254th Overall.
Andrew Kozek - #36 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Kozek has great speed and agility and knows how to finish. NHL: Drafted by Atlanta in the 2005 Entry Draft - 2nd Round, 53rd Overall.
Mike Morris - #13 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Morris' main strength is that, besides needing to fill out more, the Boston-area native has no major weaknesses. With good speed and good skating skills, mixed with advanced awareness for a player his age. NHL: Drafted by San Jose in the 2002 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 27th Overall.
Paul Stastny - #21 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Paul is an immensely gifted playmaking forward who possesses excellent hockey sense and instincts. He sees the ice very well and has an uncanny ability to find the open spaces on the ice where plays can be made. Stastny possesses a great work ethic, and he can play in any situation. NHL: Drafted by Colorado in the 2005 Entry Draft - 2nd Round, 44th Overall.
Yan Stastny - #46 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Not big at only 5’11 and 175 lbs, Stastny is willing to throw his body around to a certain extent. He has also shown the capability to play defense in a pinch, which is a great asset for any young player. NHL: Drafted by Boston in the 2005 Entry Draft - 8th Round, 259th Overall.
Colin Stuart - #49 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Colin is an agile skater with a quick first step and a deceptive change of direction...Good playmaker who works well in traffic...Has a very good wrist shot and is very aggressive around the opposition's net NHL: Drafted by Atlanta in the 2001 Entry Draft - 5th Round, 135th Overall.
Keith Ballard - #2 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Is very confident in his ability to lead the attack from the back end and displays plenty of offensive potential. He has the makings of a power play quarterback written all over him. NHL: Drafted by Buffalo in the 2002 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 11th Overall.
Derek Meech - #28 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Meech is a highly skilled defensman with superb offensive arsenal. He possesses great skating ability with phenomenal speed and lateral movement and is willing to join the offensive attack. He has strong passing skills and a well developed hockey sense that allows him to make key plays on the power play. NHL: Drafted by Detroit in the 2002 Entry Draft - 7th Round, 229th Overall.
Kris Russell - #10 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: The nights he’s playing he can control a game, it goes at whatever speed he wants to play it. He blocks shots and comes back and does a great job of taking on guys in front of the net that are twice his size and he does it along the boards, in the corners and he’ll fight too. NHL: Drafted by Columbus in the 2005 Entry Draft - 3rd Round, 64th Overall.
Marc Staal - # Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Staal is a big and mobile defender who sees a lot of defensive duty when the opposing team has their top line on the ice. He will never be a big scorer from the point, but will always be a steady reliable guy to have on the ice in key situations. NHL: Drafted by New York Rangers in the 2005 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 12th Overall.
Mark Stuart - #25 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Stuart is a big, mean, strong, stay at home defenseman. He has displayed good mobility for a man of his size and should be able to keep up with PHL forwards when he makes that jump. He is a naturally born leader and doesn’t take it for granted. He is a workhorse of a defenseman who gives 110 percent every shift he steps on the ice. NHL: Drafted by Boston in the 2003 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 21st Overall.
Ian White - #37 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: White doesn't shy away from the tough going and plays solidly in his own end for such an offensive threat. Solid skater and passer, handles the puck at speed, sees the ice well and has an accurate shot. NHL: Drafted by Toronto in the 2002 Entry Draft - 6th Round, 191st Overall.
Jeff Woywitka - #43 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Jeff's a solid two-way D-man with good size and skills, He uses his attributes to his advantage, can play the power play, and does the little things well. Jeff skates well for a big man, can lug the puck out of his own end and he also has a very good shot from the point. NHL: Drafted by Philadelphia in the 2001 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 27th Overall.
Jeff Glass - #1 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Glass is big but also quite athletic. He is still learning the technical aspects of the position, but the organization is very high on him. He's a self-described hybrid goaltender who loves to play the puck.
NHL: Drafted by Ottawa in the 2004 Entry Draft - 3rd Round, 89th Overall. Maxime Ouellet - #35 Career Statistics - Playoffs
Notes: Glass is big but also quite athletic. He is still learning the technical aspects of the position, but the organization is very high on him. He's a self-described hybrid goaltender who loves to play the puck.
NHL: Drafted by Philadelphia in the 1999 Entry Draft - 1st Round, 22nd Overall. |
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