NHL's San Jose Sharks re-sign defenceman Kent Huskins to 2-year deal
2009-07-09 20:10:00
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Defenceman Kent Huskins has re-signed with the San Jose Sharks, agreeing to a two-year deal to stay with a team for which he still hasn't played a game.
The Sharks acquired Huskins from the Anaheim Ducks along with Travis Moen on March 4, but Huskins still was recovering from a broken foot. He participated in practices with the Sharks during the season's final weeks, but didn't play in San Jose's first-round playoff ouster by Anaheim.
Huskins is entering his fourth NHL season. He was a member of the Ducks' Stanley Cup-winning team as a rookie in 2007.
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“I was coming in to take the boards away and had some good jump. He bobbled the puck at the last second and I don’t think he saw me coming at all. It was a shoulder right in his chest. He’s eight feet tall, so it’s not like you could hit him in the head.”
- Ottawa's Chris Neil about a hit he threw on Tampa's Victor Hedman Thursday night, causing Hedman to leave the game.
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