A scary sight as Arseneau slams into upper body of Kellman and immediately falls to the ice and appears to be out cold. #SJBarracuda /XZJvJYWNiMД«efore all that, forward Joel Kellman suffered a concussion on a scary head-high hit by Canucks forward Vincent Arseneau in the first period. He extends his point streak to six games and is tied for the team lead in goals. Noah Gregor and Evan Weinger scored the goals in regulation. San Jose would respond the next night with a 3-2 shootout victory behind Alexei MelnichukвЂ™s 20 saves in an impressive bounce-back effort. These would-be Sharks had just played the night before though, and the visitors collapsed to a season-worst 7-1 loss behind an ugly three-goal first-period hole. The Barracuda received help from the returns of Sharks call-ups Ryan Merkley, Jaycob Megna, John Leonard, Sasha Chemelevski, Artemi Kniazev, and Joel Kellman. San Jose Sharks current captain Logan Couture was a member of the Worcester Sharks when they previously had met on March 3, 2010. We didnвЂ™t have that camp last year, so having it this year was a great opportunity to grow.вЂќДЇor their first trip north of the border this season, the San Jose Barracuda (5-4-1) were reminded of the damp, cold conditions of Canada where they faced the Vancouver CanucksвЂ™ affiliate for the first time in over a decade. The summer time gave me a good look at what IвЂ™d be working with at the next level. вЂњIt was a high-end camp,вЂќ Sawchenko reflected of his experience. With the San Jose SharksвЂ™ development camp this summer, Sawchenko was thrilled to compete alongside those skilled skaters competing for jobs while working alongside SharksвЂ™ goaltending coaches Evgeni Nabokov and Dany Sabourin. To pass the time, Sawchenko cooked, walked, watched movies, and observed the Barracuda games from afar. Sawchenko lives with Gregor and Jayden Halbgewachs, so they had to quarantine in their respective parts of their living quarters. It was tough at times, but IвЂ™ve been able to manage.вЂќ It was just a matter of keeping my head into the game. вЂњI didnвЂ™t have any side effects or symptoms whatsoever so I was able to live my life as best as I could.

Sawchenko was asymptomatic during the week where he missed games against the Texas Stars and Abbotsford Canucks. Shortly after, he tested positive for COVID-19 along with forward Noah Gregor and the two Barracuda members were put in the American Hockey LeagueвЂ™s COVID protocol. вЂњIt all turned out pretty good.вЂќД«eginning his third season with the Barracuda, Sawchenko picked up his first win over the Colorado Eagles in a 3-2 victory on Oct. вЂњWe have one of the coolest team logos and team names in the league, so the Jaws-themed Shark is pretty awesome,вЂќ Sawchenko said. Overall, Sawchenko was pleased with how the mask reached its final form to represent the San Jose Sharks organization. вЂњI also put a strip down the middle with the team colors too with the San Jose Sharks logo on either side.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™ve always put my nickname on the front on basically every mask IвЂ™ve done,вЂќ Sawchenko said. On each of SawchenkoвЂ™s previous masks, the 23-year-old netminder has utilized his nickname as a seasonal tradition. Sawchenko used a painter from Calgary, Dave Fried, to design his personal mask, which includes his nickname, вЂњSawzyвЂќ, in a signature style on the forefront. The back features his most personalized elements with the Canadian flag to represent his homeland of Calgary, Alberta, his number 36, and the San Jose Sharks-inspired emblem. ItвЂ™s the last thing you look at when you put the helmet on, so thatвЂ™s why I threw it on the back.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s something IвЂ™ve always held close to. Sometimes the year can get long, so just believe in yourself. вЂњItвЂ™s a simple word, but it holds a lot of meaning. вЂњI liked that Ted Lasso and his team rallied around that little sign in the locker room,вЂќ Sawchenko said. On SawchenkoвЂ™s mask, he displays that mantra on the back of his helmet at the mouth of a shark to symbolize his competitive spirit through the season. In the show, coach Ted Lasso, played by Jason Sudeikis, hangs a gold banner above the coaches room for AFC Richmond with the word вЂњBelieveвЂќ striped across in blue. ItвЂ™s not often television show motifs and goaltender masks come hand in hand.ДЇor San Jose Barracuda goaltender Zachary Sawchenko, part of his newly-designed mask takes inspiration from the Emmy Award-winning show вЂњTed LassoвЂќ.

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