The Fin Factor Episodes

Sharks Trade Tomas Hurtl to Vegas Golden Knights: A Fan's Emotional Rollercoaster The date was March 8th, 2024, a day that will live in infamy fo...

The recent games have shown both highs and lows for the Sharks, with standout performances from some players and struggles for others. As the trade deadline approaches, it will be interesting to see how the team navigates these challenges and positions themselves for the future.

In this episode, Paul and Aaron cover a wide range of topics, including trade talks, player loyalties, injury news, and upcoming games. They provide insightful analysis on the potential impact of trades on players' careers, injury updates, and the importance of future prospects and draft picks in trade discussions. Stay tuned for more engaging discussions in the next episode!

Welcome back to The Fin Factor! In this special 200th episode, hosts Paul and Aaron reflect on the journey of the show and share their gratitude for the support of their fans. They also take a look back at some recent games and discuss the performance of the San Jose Sharks.

In this episode of The Fin Factor, Aaron and Devereaux discuss the recent games of the San Jose Sharks, including their victory against the New York Rangers and their loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Unfortunately, Paul was unable to join the podcast due to illness, so Devereaux filled in for him once again.

Welcome back to The Fin Factor, where we bring you all the latest updates on the San Jose Sharks. In this episode, we'll be discussing the Sharks' upcoming games, including the Pride game against the Buffalo Sabres.

The San Jose Sharks had an incredible week of comebacks, showcasing their resilience and determination. From thrilling overtime victories to hard-fought ties, the Sharks never gave up and fought their way back in each game. Standout performances from players like Tomas Hertl, William Eklund, Kaapo Kahkonen, and Noah Gregor fueled the team's comebacks. In the future, the Sharks' never-say-die attitude will continue to serve them well as they strive for success in the season.

Welcome to the season finale of The Fin Factor, hosted by Paul and Aaron. In this episode, we will review our predictions from the beginning of the season and see how they panned out. We also have some exciting news: Erik Karlsson has broken modern records by finishing with points on 101 of 233 Sharks goals this season (25 goals and 76 assists). We'll break down his incredible season, weigh the odds of him staying or leaving, and discuss what this means for the Sharks. The NHL Draft Lottery odds for the Sharks are up for discussion with the season closing. Who will they pick, and how will this impact the team going into the next season? We'll be sharing our thoughts and predictions. Finally, we want to hear from you! We'll be taking live Q&A during the show, so be sure to tune in and ask us your burning questions. Thank you for joining us this season on The Fin Factor. We hope you enjoyed the show, and we'll see you next season!

In this week’s live episode, we talk about Timo Meier scoring 5 goals against the Kings, losing to the Seattle Kraken, blown out by Tampa Bay Lightning, the upcoming games against the Washington Capitals, the Florida Panthers, and Carolina Hurricanes, and we take your questions!

In this week’s live episode, we talk about Evander Kane put on unconditional waivers to terminate his contract, Marc-Edouard Vlasic being a healthy scratch against the Red Wings, this last week’s games against the Detroit Red Wings, Buffalo Sabres, and Philadelphia Flyers, the upcoming games against the Red Wings, New York Rangers, and Pittsburgh Penguins, and we take your questions!

The San Jose Sharks concluded their 2021 season so we break down how they looked to start the season versus how they ended it, some players Boughner singled out, lots of clips from the players, and more!

The San Jose Sharks wrap a two-game series against the Vegas Golden Knights. We discuss the last two games, evaluate how the remainder of the season is going to pan out, talk about Patrick Marleau being the all-time NHL games played leader, beating out Gordie Howe’s record, and as always, take your questions live!