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What has Sam Dickinson improved most this season? At San Jose Sharks practice at Sharks Ice San Jose (Nov. 10, 2026), the day after the Sharks' 3-2 shootout win over the New York Islanders, head coach Ryan Warsofsky said: "He's probably our most improved player since training camp."
Warsofsky on Dickinson playing with contact and when he could get a power-play look, whether Yaroslav Askarov's hot start is sustainable in his second NHL season ("I think it's definitely sustainable"), D-zone coverage work after the win, Ivar Stenberg's pace and hockey IQ, Alexander Wennberg's maintenance day, watching the shootout from the bench ("Yeah, I don't watch"), how the Sharks set their shootout order, Macklin Celebrini as captain, and facing Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins tomorrow.
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