Mario Ferraro has been one of the more steady Sharks in last 6 years even when they have been bottoming out as a team and rebuilding. He has the right competitive attitude for the Sharks to build on and keep the team balanced in its work ethic. Sharks still need to improve their game in exiting their defensive end quickly and slickly, and this is one of the hardest jobs in NHL fast played hockey. You tire the other team out because they are backchecking more than attacking. The most obvious thing I observe in recent Sharks game is that they have very poor puck control and make more bad passes or lose puck too easily. Warsofsky should make them practice "keep away" and puck control until they perfect their abilities and chemistry in cooperating. European players are supposed to be better puck controllers but it is also something that you can practice more to improve. Ferraro should not be traded this deadline because he is still improving and gaining more responsibility. Always trade dysfunctional players who cannot find a role on the team, and never trade a functioning veteran who has stabilized the team re-build with his consistency.

I love this man

what a character, hope he stays for a long time, those kind of guys help glue the team

this guy is 100% gonna be yapping with brodie covering the sharks on tv in a decade or so

i was so excited to chat with mario... forgot to take my lanyard off 🤣

Two guys I just absolutely adore. Great video, guys. GO SHARKS!

Never saw Mario as an offensive threat, but that goal vs the Preds! Bro you pick corners like that regularly we are back in the post season

Anything with Demers is instantly my favorite lol

miss his twitch streams during covid!!! dorito's in chat!!!

Mario is the man. No one plays harder. Every single shift. Mario is good people on and off.

I love Mario, hope he sticks with the team longer term

Loved this! I think a fun question to ask some of these guys would be favorite local food spots (if they feel like disclosing 😂). Reminds everyone how human we all are, and I would love to check out some local favorites that I may not be aware of! Go Sharks! 🦈 🦈

looks like Price did not win the Calder his rookie year. it was Patrick Kane. but the last goalie to win the Calder was Steve Mason (CBJ 08-09). before that, Andrew Raycroft (BOS 03-04), then it was Nabby in 00-01.

hey, wherever it all takes him, the bay'll always have a door open for this guy! what a gem, so glad he's a shark!

Any time I talk to Mario I always call him youngestdaplug

bro has a heart of gold

What a nice guy

Can’t wait to see him and Schaffer together next season

So glad Brodie is back Edit: Lets have Brodie call the ESPN+ games

My fave!!! Though his play has fallen off a bit since Braun was traded. They were just so good at reading each others minds.

Congratulations GOAT!!! Well deserved to be with the sharks since the age of 19 and still is a legend up to this day. 🥹💯

Ahh, JD. Appreciate the perspective, and love to hear the affection for this team. Yeah it isn't all where we want, but we believe in these guys.

Not enough John scott 😉

Hey Brody! Keep up these amazing videos!

anyone ever tell you that you guys look alike

Love Vlasic! He’s definitely one of my favorite sharks!

Great to have you back and I did have an interaction with Jason. Class guy, friendly, but I know that he could be a real ball buster. Enjoy your shows on KZbin. Keep it up. #GoSharks.

Steady Eddie, congratulations Marc Eduard Vlasic!

askarov is the man

Best defensive defensemen in sharks history

Well deserved Pickles

Steve Shields in net. Favorite goalie gear of all time. Sick drip

Good win for the Sharks. Let's keep it going

Even my son laughed at 0:42 ... which was the TRUE TEST haha

This dude is a gem. We need more personality in the league

Keep up the great work Brodie!!!

I really can't imagine what Pit will get back for Karlsson. Even at 50% retention.

Askarov's post-game self-interpretation was real comedy genius at work or at play. The penalty shot drama and his key save were great entertainment. Only 29 more games in the season so it will be hard to keep winning trend going with other teams more desperate for points. The whole team played right and did not pull one boneheaded play that I could see in the third period where it counts most. NHL needs to regularize the definition of goaltender interference more or draw a clearer line between accidental contact and intentional blocking.

woah woah woah yes yes! Love the quick recap and little tidbits into our boys in teal!

Happy for the win, Askerov is a stud. Penalty against Celebrini was a joke, Sid gets manhandled by a 18yo so it has to be a penalty….

Its fitting that Askarov is a Shark, great personalities somehow always find their way to SJ.

I genuinly believe that with Macklin Celebrini, we will finally win a Stanley Cup. 71 has all the ingredients that great players like Crosby has, to lead us there!

When I first saw this I thought he was doing an interview with himself 😂

9:52

Best conversation by far imo! Fantastic questions and better answers! Thank you to both of you!

Hope everyone enjoys this much as I did!

Randy Hahn my GOAT

Murray the only correct answer

The hardest thing for a former hockey player becoming a broadcaster is probably not swearing and cursing while you are on air or being recorded live (so you can't correct or censor yourself in time). Anyone who watches hockey games live knows how salty the language on ice can become with emotions and intensity of the game. Jason Demers is a professional so he can adapt to this restraint but it would also be good to have adult-only broadcasts for the audience segment used to stand up comedy and unreserved communication. More great content from Brodie Brazil which adds depth to the story of Sharks and NHL analysis. Jason Demers has more honesty or authenticity than your average NHL pundit, and that helps to see through the rhetoric, bluster and verbiage of less authentic commentators. The relations between sports participants and media covering the game have to be symbiotic in order for the sport to be seen and known in its best light and having your own broadcast crew cheerleading slightly for your own team is a boost. With the Sharks now, the real story is what they are becoming and witnessing their growth as hockey stars in slow motion. The formula for a Stanley Cup contender is at least 7 great forwards, 3 top defensemen, 1 star goalie and a top notch coach to make all that depth work in great harmony. Hockey has always been a team game not individualistic sport at all.

Maybe a monthly podcast together?