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What I saw at Sharks camp: Thornton and Burns could be lethal together

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-First, some quick highlights of my time on Day 1 of camp sharks, and in fact I was only there to drive the B group and interview sessions with the coach Todd Wilson McLellan.

(Group A-Couture, Clowe, Boyle and others, previously worked.)

The most striking of Group B, other than the one with Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski, is the predominance of massive but agile defenseman Brent Burns.

And today, the thing even more striking is how much time Burns was skating along the top line, not with his partner Marc alleged Edward Island, Vlasic, however, because Vlasic was sick at home.

Just look at Burns, flicking the puck back and forth with tiny Thornton-Guy does is it obvious that the Sharks aim here:

Burns-digging the puck, sending it up the ice in Thornton, Burns, and end the game, and you have two sets of pterodactyls making hard to come and opposing goalkeeper with Marleau and Pavelski fill gaps.

This plan should be.

"The fact that they were aligned with this great line," said McLellan, referring to Burns and Vlasic, "there was a thought put into it."

It will probably be either Burns or Dan Boyle Vlasic-Douglas-Murray get most of the time with the top line, probably depending on the D-pairing has the best rate going.

This group could be particularly dangerous on the power play, which the Sharks have worked on a lot today, as noted McLellan.

* The theme of this camp is competition, which is the theme of each team, each year, but maybe this time it's true for the Sharks.

Competition, Wilson suggested, could move all the way to the couture-Clowe seconds pushing the line of Thornton for the time in the key moments of the game and start the power play.

Of course, the time of Boyle-Murray as the No. 1 D-pair (and spot Boyle about the Unit 1 power play) will be immediately challenged by Burns, Vlasic. * Thornton was positively rhapsodic talking about the vibe of playing in San Jose, “this gem,” as he calls it, and not shocked that Burns signed a five-year extension very quickly after taking a look at the environs.

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