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SHARKS 2015 TRAINING CAMP ROSTER – As of 9/21/15 SHARKS 2015 TRAINING CAMP ROSTER – as of 9/21/15 NO FORWARD (24) HT WT S BORN BIRTHPLACE 2014-15 TEAM LGE GP G A PTS PIM ACQ 18 Mike Brown 5'11 205 R 6/24/85 Northbrook, Illinois San Jose NHL 12 0 0 0 22 TR/13 40 Ryan Carpenter 6'0 195 R 1/18/91 Oviedo, Florida Worcester AHL 74 12 22 34 40 FA/14 60 Rourke Chartier 5'11 190 L 4/3/96 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Kelowna WHL 58 48 34 82 18 ED/14 39 Logan Couture 6'1 200 L 3/28/89 Guelph, Ontario San Jose NHL 82 27 40 67 12 ED/07 27 Joonas Donskoi 6'0 190 R 4/13/92 Raahe, Finland Karpat SM-liiga 58 19 30 49 10 FA/15 82 Nikolay Goldobin 5'11 185 L 10/7/95 Mockobckar, Russia HIFK Helsinki SM-liiga 38 11 10 21 12 ED/14 Worcester AHL 9 3 2 5 4 89 Barclay Goodrow 6'2 215 L 2/26/93 Toronto, Ontario San Jose NHL 60 4 8 12 35 FA/14 Worcester AHL 7 2 4 6 11 38 Micheal Haley 5'10 205 L 3/30/86 Guelph, Ontario Worcester AHL 68 18 13 31 106 FA/14 48 Tomas Hertl 6'2 215 L 11/12/93 Prague, Czech San Jose NHL 82 13 18 31 16 ED/12 Worcester AHL 2 0 2 2 0 68 Melker Karlsson 6'0 180 R 7/18/90 Lychsele, Sweden San Jose NHL 53 13 11 24 20 FA/14 Worcester AHL 20 5 5 10 6 11 Bryan Lerg 5'10 175 L 1/20/86 Livonia, Michigan Worcester AHL 68 13 28 41 10 FA/14 San Jose NHL 2 1 0 1 0 12 Patrick Marleau 6'2 215 L 9/15/79 Aneroid, Saskatchewan San Jose NHL 82 19 38 57 12 ED/97 17 John McCarthy 6'1 195 L 8/9/86 Boston, Massachusetts Worcester AHL 35 9 9 18 8 FA/15 Chicago AHL 25 5 3 8 11 23 Frazer McLaren 6'5 230 L 10/29/87 Winnipeg, Manitoba Toronto AHL 22 0 1 1 62 FA/15 28 Timo Meier 6'0 210 L 10/8/96 Herisau, Switzerland Halifax QMJHL 61 44 46 90 59 ED/15 83 Matt Nieto 5'11 190 R 11/5/92 Long Beach, California San Jose NHL 72 10 17 27 20 ED/11 8 Joe Pavelski 5'11 190 R 7/11/84 Plover, Wisconsin San Jose NHL 82 37 33 70 29 ED/03 59 Dylan Sadowy 6'0 195 L 4/2/96 Brampton, Ontario Saginaw OHL 65 42 32 74 66 ED/14 21 Ben Smith 5'11 200 R 7/11/88 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Chicago NHL 61 5 4 9 2 TR/15 San Jose NHL 19 2 3 5 0 19 Joe Thornton 6'4 220 L 7/2/79 London, Ontario San Jose NHL 78 16 49 65 30 TR/05 50 Chris Tierney 6'1 195 L 7/1/94 Keswick, Ontario San Jose NHL 43 6 15 21 6 ED/12 Worcester AHL 29 8 21 29 10 13 Raffi Torres 6'0 220 L 10/8/81 Toronto, Ontario San Jose NHL 0 0 0 0 0 TR/13 42 Joel Ward 6'1 225 R 12/2/80 North York, Ontario Washington NHL 82 19 15 34 30 FA/15 57 Tommy Wingels 6'0 200 R 4/12/88 Evanston, Illinois San Jose NHL 75 15 21 36 40 ED/08 NO DEFENSE (12) HT WT S BORN BIRTHPLACE 2014-15 TEAM LGE GP G A P PIM ACQ 61 Justin Braun 6'2 205 R 2/10/87 Minneapolis, Minnesota San Jose NHL 70 1 22 23 48 ED/07 88 Brent Burns 6'5 230 R 3/9/85 Barrie, Ontario San Jose NHL 82 17 43 60 65 TR/11 45 Mark Cundari 5'10 195 L 4/23/90 Toronto, Ontario Adirondack AHL 50 7 22 29 64 FA/15 74 Dylan DeMelo 6'1 195 R 5/1/93 London, Ontario Worcester AHL 65 5 17 22 32 ED/11 4 Brenden Dillon 6'3 220 L 11/13/90 New Westminster, British Columbia San Jose NHL 60 2 7 9 54 TR/14 Dallas NHL 20 0 1 1 23 7 Paul Martin 6'1 200 L 3/5/81 Minneapolis, Minnesota Pittsburgh NHL 74 3 17 20 20 FA/15 41 Mirco Mueller 6'3 210 L 3/21/95 Winterthur, Switzerland San Jose NHL 39 1 3 4 10 ED/13 Worcester AHL 3 1 0 1 4 81 Jeremy Roy 6'0 185 R 5/14/97 Richelieu, Quebec Sherbrooke QMJHL 46 5 38 43 37 ED/15 3 Karl Stollery 6'0 180 L 11/21/87 Camrose, Alberta Lake Erie AHL 46 5 9 14 55 TR/15 Worcester AHL 14 2 4 6 8 San Jose NHL 5 0 0 0 4 80 Matt Tennyson 6'2 205 R 4/23/90 Minneapolis, Minnesota Worcester AHL 43 4 11 15 30 FA/12 San Jose NHL 27 2 6 8 16 44 Marc-Edouard Vlasic 6'1 205 L 3/30/87 Montreal, Quebec San Jose NHL 70 9 14 23 23 ED/05 70 Gus Young 6'2 200 L 7/10/91 Dedham, Massachusetts Worcester AHL 64 5 10 15 37 FA/14 NO GOALTENDER (5) HT WT C BORN BIRTHPLACE 2014-15 TEAM LGE GP MIN GAA W-L-T SO GA ACQ 30 Aaron Dell 6'0 205 L 5/4/89 Airdrie, Alberta Worcester AHL 26 1544 2.06 15-8-2 4 53 FA/14 Allen ECHL 12 676 2.84 8-1-2 1 32 1 Troy Grosenick 6'1 185 L 8/27/89 Brookfield, Wisconsin Worcester AHL 36 2167 2.63 20-13-3 1 95 FA/13 San Jose NHL 2 118 1.53 1-1-0 1 3 31 Martin Jones 6'4 190 L 1/10/90 North Vancouver, British Columbia Los Angeles NHL 15 775 2.25 4-5-2 3 29 TR/15 35 Joel Rumpel 6'2 180 L 3/14/91 Swift Current, Saskatchewan Wisconsin Big-10 31 1790 3.49 4-23-4 1 104 FA/15 Allen ECHL 4 250 1.68 3-0-1 0 7 32 Alex Stalock 6'0 190 L 7/28/87 South St. Paul, Minnesota San Jose NHL 22 1237 2.62 8-9-2 2 54 ED/05.
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