The San Jose Sharks will take on the Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings in the Western Conference Semifinal.
The Sharks advance to the second round of the NHL Playoffs! They defeated the Vancouver Canucks in four games, and earned their first playoff sweep in franchise history.
Keep it locked on KFOX 102.1 / 98.5 for all of the
Sharks playoff action!
The NHL announced today that the Sharks will open their Western Conference Semi-Finals series against the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday, May 14, at 7 pm at Staples Center.
The entire series schedule, along with television information, will be announced following the completion of tonight's Boston/Toronto and Washington/NY Rangers Game 7's in the Eastern Conference.
Plus, tune into our sister station, 95.7 The Game, for Sharks Insiders throughout the playoffs.
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Dan Rusanowsky – every Thursday at 11:15am
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Tank Talk, featuring SJ Sharks personnel – every Thursday at 5:30pm
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Brodie Brazil – on-air 4 times per week during the playoffs
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Game
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Date
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Site
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Airtime (PDT)
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1
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Tuesday, May 14
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at Los Angeles
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6:30 p.m.
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2
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Thursday, May 16
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at Los Angeles
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6:30 p.m.
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3
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Saturday, May 18
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at San Jose
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5:30 p.m.
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4
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Tuesday, May 21
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at San Jose
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6:30 p.m.
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5*
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Thursday, May 23
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at Los Angeles
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7:00 p.m.
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6*
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Sunday, May 26
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at San Jose
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TBD
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7*
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Tuesday, May 28
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at Los Angeles
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TBD
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*-- If necessary. All series are best-of-seven format, with four games needed to win the series.
Want to sync up your radio with the TV broadcast, and listen to the radio play-by-play? Here's how to do it:
Internet Stream/Mobile Device
If you are listening on your stereo speakers to the internet stream, or on a mobile device using sjsharks.com, kfox.com, the KFOX app, or an app such as TuneIn Radio, the internet stream is normally about 30 seconds behind the action you see on TV. Using your DVR, you can pause the live TV and/or pause the stream with the app until the TV synchs up with the radio feed.
Standard Radio
If you are listening to the game on regular radio, it is like that you'll hear what happens on the ice before you see it on TV. Switch between standard definition and HD-TV feed to see which is closer. There are several methods of delaying the radio, including a product available at www.sportsyncradio.com or www.fansyncradio.com. Another way is through the freeward from www.daansystems.com/radiodelay
