Sharks' Warsofsky Highlights Potential Danger of Returning Dickinson to OHL
San Jose Sharks defenseman Sam Dickinson has played eight NHL games. Fellow rookie, center Michael Misa, has played six.
SAN JOSE – San Jose Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky has not finalized a decision on whether to keep defenseman Sam Dickinson in the NHL or return him to the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League.
“I think for anybody, being here, you learn more just with everything that’s here,” Dickinson said on Wednesday about staying with the Sharks. “The coaches, the people, and the players, there’s just more to be learned here for anybody.
Dickinson wants to stay with the Sharks. Author's summary: Sharks undecided on Dickinson's future.
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