Evgeni Nabokov

#20, G,
San Jose
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 202
Born:
Birth Place: Ust-Kamenogorsk, USSR
Draft: 1994 9th round (219th pick) by the
San Jose Sharks
  • USA Today

    Sharks hire Dave Barr as assistant coach

    SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — The San Jose Sharks have hired Dave Barr as an assistant coach on Peter DeBoer's staff. Barr will serve as the team's "eye in the sky" this season. Barr had previously worked with DeBoer for four years in New Jersey and helped the Devils make the Stanley Cup Final in 2012. Barr was associate coach in Florida last season and has also been an NHL assistant with Buffalo, Minnesota and Colorado. Barr joins assistants Steve Spott and Rob Zettler, goaltending coach Johan Hedberg and video coach Dan Darrow on the staff. More AP NHL: https://apnews.com/tag/NHLhockey

  • WATCH: Golf legend Jack Nicklaus takes up hockey at Canadian golf tournament
    CBS Sports

    WATCH: Golf legend Jack Nicklaus takes up hockey at Canadian golf tournament

    What is it with celebrity athletes doing everything but golfing at golf tournaments? First, the San Jose Sharks' Joe Pavelski had Stephen Curry and Aaron Rodgers cheering him on for basketball and football drills at the American Century Championship. And now Jack Nicklaus has been spotted taking up hockey on the links. The legendary golfer donned a sweater and a stick as part of the promotion for Ontario's 2017 RBC Canadian Open on Tuesday, and he didn't stop there. He took himself a few shots, too, driving the puck at a seventh hole with an ice-hockey theme. The stunt marked the first time Nicklaus held a hockey stick, according to NHL.com.

  • NHL Notes: Bruins, Ryan Spooner avoid arbitration with 1-year deal
    CSN Philly

    NHL Notes: Bruins, Ryan Spooner avoid arbitration with 1-year deal

    The opportunity to watch a Briere play again in Philadelphia will be an exciting reality for hockey fans this season. No, Danny Briere isn’t coming out of retirement as the former Flyers forward has committed to handling the day-to-day operations of the organization’s newest ECHL team.   However, Briere will be keeping close tabs on his younger son, Carson, who’s currently on the Philadelphia Rebels' 30-man roster and is setting his sights on making the team’s final cuts during training camp. “It’s great,” Briere said Monday. “Growing up here for most of my life, I love Philly. It’s fun getting to play in the same city that [my dad] did. Whenever I think of him playing, I always think of that