Ryan Warsofsky

The Sharks team, they're desperate for a win right now.

Listening to their head coach, Ryan Warsofsky, after their 5-1 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.

Just a really frustrated team.

looking to get things back on track.

It wasn't like San Jose needed a monumental fire.

three or four goal comeback in this one but they can only muster one uh against a flames team that was pushing you know just the the fourth line offensively that's pretty good when it's all said and done and um i'll continue to say that that's the way that this flames team has to win is some nights you need other guys to step up and as you said third night and four some of your your stars are the guys that are carrying the load here in calgary probably with that 20 minutes a night on ice probably feeling it in that third period, and they needed other guys to step up, and that's what happened.

We're going to hear from head coach Ryan Huska in the next couple of minutes.

We'll get lots of reaction post-game from San Jose this evening as the Flames find a way to win this one.

build off of that as well.

And head coach Ryan Warsofsky agrees that compartmentalizing the effort, not getting too overwhelmed by the bigger picture, is something the Sharks need to do tonight.

A little bit of that as well, for

sure, and take it in almost five-minute increments of the game.

We saw Mason Marchment and Kiefer Sherwood combining.

We saw things happening in real time in front of us because it seemed like the reins were taken off a little bit, and I think that that's something that Ryan Warsofsky and his staff are learning as well.

I think there is the desire to turn the Sharks into into this hard-nosed defensive team.

But at the same time, while you're trying to impose structure on them, you're maybe taking away a little bit from their offensive abilities, from their ability to have puck possession, from their ability to do everything that they're capable of.

Now, that doesn't mean they can abandon that, which is trying to be, you know, put to them by the coaching staff.

But again, the coaching staff will find that balance.

It's not like Ryan Warsofsky came out after yesterday's game and said, every decision I make has been the right one and it's all on the guys on the ice.

Ryan Worsoski said, yeah, we've got to find solutions.

We had the opportunity, but I'll get to this in a second.

sasuke has a weird affinity for playing some other guys who don't really deserve the time instead but i'm really glad we got to see b set because he was really really good and we gave him the jacket after the game again he didn't end up on the scoreboard but or score sheet but he was just outstanding and i'm really glad that we recognized his achievement in this game he really just looked spectacular and i really hope that we get to see more of him but backing up to ivar stenberg for a second This is a tad troubling.

At some point late in the game, and I've mentioned I love Ivar's defensive responsibility and awareness, and this was the defensive responsibility right on point here.

He blocked a shot, and it was so important for the disruption of the play.

Sometimes the best way to do it is just make that simple one.

Head coach Ryan Warsofsky says it's been a long time coming for B-STED, and he says it's a good opportunity for the Sharks organization to understand more about its depth.

Yeah, I think it's important, as you see with injuries, and you get nicked up, and a guy like Alex Winberg goes down, and Chernyshov, it gives opportunity for players in our organization, and, you know, Phil's earned this.

this call up and he'll play his first National Hockey League game tonight and you only get one of them.