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San Jose is a Hockey Town

From Mark Purdy at the Mercury News,

We now have definitive proof that San Jose is a hockey town.

Earlier this week, a civilian spotted Joel Quenneville on the streets of our fair city. And actually recognized Quenneville. And tipped off a Mercury News columnist about it.

Quenneville is the former coach of the Colorado Avalanche, as of earlier this month. And unless he was here to visit the Winchester Mystery House or shop at Santana Row, odds are that Quenneville was interviewing for the Sharks’ vacant coaching job.

In fact, the Mercury News received multiple confirmations of Quenneville’s presence in San Jose. Pretty impressive feat by our citizen journalists. Quenneville is hardly the NHL’s most famous face.

continued… with more San Jose Sharks coaching speculation

Filed in: NHL Teams, San Jose Sharks | KK Hockey | Permalink
 Tags: coaching, joel+quenneville, rumors,

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