The Best Number 18 In San Jose Sharks History
Yesterday, we looked at the best 19 in San Jose Sharks history and it wasn’t much of a debate. Or any sort of debate. Today, we have the same scenario; unless you think Mike Brown or Dominic Moore can be considered better. The best number 18 in San Jose Sharks history is Mike Ricci.
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Mike Ricci spent 7 years with the San Jose Sharks and he was the definition of a two way forward for the team. He spent year in and year out putting up good point totals, while also being a smart defensive hockey player. In addition, he finished in the top 25 in Selke voting 4 times during his 7 year period with the Sharks. The highest number of points he put up with the Sharks was 53, which is a good amount for a depth forward, but Mike Ricci was much more known for his defensive ability as a forward than his scoring prowess. Mike Ricci is now a development coach for the San Jose Sharks and if he can teach them about anything, it’s durability. He holds the San Jose Sharks record for most consecutive games played with 228.
Tune in tomorrow where we look at the best number 17 in San Jose Sharks history. Hang in there, folks. We’re only 18 days away from regular season San Jose Sharks hockey.