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Sharks Re-Sign Rob Davison
San Jose Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the club has re-signed Group II restricted free agent Rob Davison to a one-year contract.
In 2006-07, Davison, 27, registered two assists and 27 penalty minutes in 22 games for the Sharks. In 2005-06, Davison recorded career highs in points (six) and assists (five) in 69 games. Additionally, Davison finished third on the team in penalty minutes (76), fourth in blocked shots (65) and fifth in hits (103). In 2004-05, Davison played for Cardiff (Elite Ice Hockey League), becoming the first NHL player to play in the United Kingdom. He recorded two goals, three assists and 114 penalty minutes in 24 games. In 161 career NHL games, Davison has posted 14 points (two goals, 12 assists) as well as 216 penalty minutes and a plus-5 rating. The six-foot-three, 220-pound defenseman from St. Catherine’s, Ontario was selected by San Jose in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft (fourth round, 98th overall).
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Davison probably won't get too much playing time and he will most likely spend most of the year in the press box as the Sharks #7 defenseman.
Their top 6 is Rivet, Carle, Vlasic, Ehrhoff, McLaren, and Murray. Not a great top 6, so Davison could still split some time with Doug Murray on the blue line. He isn't a bad 7th defenseman, because he's tough and adds some good size. And this will likely be his last year with the Sharks, IMO. So, not a bad signing I guess. He came cheap.
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With a name and logo like the Shark's have they should at least have a Heavy.They lost Parker back to Colorado and didn't get a fill in player.Every team in the pacific has a Heavy.
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Hopefully he'll get more ice time and less booth time.
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yeah he ****ed his **** up big...
if needed the sharks will get a "big name heavyweight" if needed but for now Clowe is up for 15+ fight season i think and davison 12+ but that all depends on if he gets teh starting nob and beats murray out... wich im thinkin and hoping he will aloth murray is no puss either... if needed we can dress him davison but em on d-line 3 and wahla we have 3 guys willing to dance... |
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And Murray will beat out Davison for the #6 defenseman spot. Davison will be a backup. Quote:
Davison is big and is capable of dropping the mitts every once in a while, but I really think he just got lucky in the Gratton fight. If Davison fought better fighters he would lose every time. Just because he beat Gratton doesn't mean he can match up with the heavys - because he can't. Quote:
Clowe with 15+ fights? MAYBE. But Rob freakin Davison with 12? Start being realistic here bud. No way is Davison going to come close to 12 FM's. Murray will get the nod over Davison, so Davison won't even play in over half the games, and when he does playe he doesn't even fight that much. You're expectations for the Sharks in fighting are a little too high and premature.
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Please provide me with some proof that Davison can't hang with the heavies. Davison hasn't fought many heavies, but just beacuse he hasn't doesn't mean he automatically can't hang with them. He didn't get completely destroyed by Boogaard which is hard to do. He's beat Gratton, Laperriere, Scatchard, Jackman, Mayers, and Corson. He's had draws with Fedoruk, Perrott, Lapointe, Moen. He's lost to Hordichuk and Boogaard, and Mayers. He's got a pretty impressive card, so you can't just say he can't hang with the heavies. Clowe and Davison can do damage, whether you like it or not.
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Yeah, Clowe is a solid fighter - that's a fair assessment. Anything above solid would be over-estimating the guy. He's not amazing or anything. As a middleweight/light heavy, solid is as far as I will go. If you look in reality, Davison wouldn't fair too well aginst the heavies. The guy is a middleweight or a light heavy, just like Clowe. The guys you mentioned that he won against are basically all middleweights - do you notice that trend? Well I do. He's only had a draw with ONE heavyweight (Fedoruk), and he's lost to Hordi and Boogaard. Sure, he could fight them if he HAD to, but you have to admit that he doesn't do the best against them. The guy is not in the heavyweight class. Clowe and Davison could do damage in the middleweight fights, but not against heavys, whether YOU like it or not.
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All those guys are light heavies or middleweights true, but if he can beat most of them cleanly, I'm sure he could hang in with the heavies. Like I said, he didn't get destroyed by Boogaard, and beat some guys who could be classified as heavies by some people. These guys can hang in with heavies, just not the top ones, whether YOU like it or not.
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