Sharks Locker Room: Celebrini, Smith Are Learning “Winning Habits”
In New York, San Jose Sharks' coach Ryan Warsofsky has been under fire for the team's 0-4-2 start.
Warsofsky has been criticized for his player choices, including sitting Michael Misa, Sam Dickinson, or Shakir Mukhamadullin, and playing older players like Barclay Goodrow, Ryan Reaves, and Nick Leddy.
“Winning habits were not good,”
said Warsofsky on Oct. 11, after the Sharks lost their second-straight OT decision, partly due to Macklin Celebrini's turnover in the offensive zone.
Despite the criticism, Warsofsky remains committed to teaching the Sharks' youngsters "winning habits".
Author's summary: Sharks coach Warsofsky focuses on teaching winning habits.