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About Quentin Thorne

Quentin Thorne is a student journalist at Hofstra University. With Fansided, Quentin is the Site Expert for Blades of Teal and a Contributor for the Rip City Project. Also, Quentin is an Associate Producer for Sports Beat on Hofstra's HEAT Network.

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San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson must step up and not retain Bob Boughner despite rumors that he will be made the full-time head coach.
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In 2018, the San Jose Sharks made a huge trade splash in acquiring Erik Karlsson from the Ottawa Senators. In hindsight, was it ultimately a mistake?
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After signing SKA Saint Petersburg goaltender Alexei Melnichuk, the San Jose Sharks could be ushering in a new era in net alongside Josef Korenar.
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The San Francisco 49ers are looking for wide receiver help in the 2020 NFL Draft and what better way to land that help then by drafting CeeDee Lamb.
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With many questions moving into the offseason, the biggest one for the San Jose Sharks is whether or not to bring back long time fan-favorite Joe Thornton.
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With this season essentially over, the Golden State Warriors could benefit from evaluating the low-risk high-reward player from Hofstra University.
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The San Jose Sharks are unlikely to make the playoffs this season, but they still have a very bright future despite their disappointing campaign.
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Following the shocking firings of Peter DeBoer and Gerard Gallant, the former Vegas Golden Knight bench boss could find himself with the San Jose Sharks.
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Turning ahead to the new decade, the resilience of the San Francisco 49ers has propelled them to new heights and now an NFC Championship appearance.
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In a league hyper-focused on expanding the pass offense, Kyle Shanahan evolved the San Francisco 49ers' run offense with zone blocking.
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With Taylor Hall all but officially on the market, the San Jose Sharks need to break the bank to gain a huge offensive spark.
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