When you probes Erykah Badu think of erica badu informs San Jose Sharks defenseman that never developed, you have to put Jim Fahey in that group.From 2002-2006 Fahey appeared in parts of three seasons with the Sharks, making a splash in San Jose’s down year of ‘02-03 with 20 points in 43 games.However, Fahey would manage just two points in each of the next two seasons while playing in just 15 and 21 games in ‘03-04 and ‘05-06 respectively.Although he had a solid rookie campaign with 20 points, 19 of those were assists, and his lone goal still remains his one and only NHL tally.Fahey last played in the NHL during the 2006-07 season with the New Jersey Devils and is now playing in the DEL German Elite League.. A former first round pick in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft (20th overall), center Marcel Goc never developed into the “second line” potential that we were told he had.During his five seasons with the Sharks from 2005-2009, Goc was a quality defensive center with impressive face-off skills, but his lack of size and tenacity in the offensive zone made him an ineffective checking forward.Despite being a first round draft choice, Goc never tallied more than 22 points in a season, nor did he ever reach double digits in goals.The Sharks may be known for drafting well throughout the years, but drafting Goc in 2001 was a swing and a miss. There were two things that didn’t belong with the San Jose Sharks during the 2006-2007 season.The first was that the goal song at the HP Pavilion was changed from Gary Glitter’s “Rock N’ Roll Part 2″ to “Holiday” by Green Day.The second was Mark Bell.Fortunately, both “Holiday” and Bell were gone by the next season. However, fans were happy to rid themselves of the new goal song and for the return of the former.Fans cannot say the same with Bell.

Although the Sharks made the right move in letting him go, it was under extremely disappointing circumstances.Prior to his first season with the Sharks, Bell was coming off a career year of 25 goals and 48 points with the Blackhawks erykah badu album . However, before playing a game in teal, Bell was in a car accident and was being charged with a DUI as well as felony hit and run.With this offseason baggage, Bell never fit in with San Jose and managed just 11 goals and 21 points in his lone season with the Sharks.The following year with Toronto, Bell managed just 10 points in 35 games and has not played in the NHL since the ‘07-08 campaign. erika badu . Brian Campbell used to have Sharks fans around his finger erykah badu “apple tree . He was the greatest thing since sliced bread.After coming to San Jose midseason during the 2007-08 campaign, Campbell made a huge splash the rest of the regular season.In 20 games, Campbell scored three goals and tallied 19 points erykah bado . But one of his three goals came in dramatic fashion.With his team barely holding on to a one-goal lead with under two minutes left against the Canadiens, Campbell scored on a spin-o-rama move. Almost instantly after receiving a pass from Joe Thornton, Campbell entered the zone, spun around backwards fooling the defenseman, and then scored via five-hole.But once the playoffs started, Campbell scored just one goal in 13 games and played lousily defensively.However, Sharks fans still wanted him to sign long-term, considering Thornton was a childhood friend and the Sharks needed a puck-moving defenseman.But Campbell bolted like the rent-a-player he was during free agency and signed a big contract with the Chicago Blackhawks.Although I don’t condone Sharks fans booing Campbell whenever he touches the puck like they currently do when the Chicago defenseman plays in San Jose, it is understandable.San Jose loved him, but Campbell didn’t love San Jose back.How does the saying go? Hell hath no fury like a city scorned? Where have I heard that this season?Oh yes, Oilers media people used that saying about Dany Heatley, who never even played for Edmonton.But now I’m rambling about a story that is meant for another day, like last week when the Sharks played up in Alberta.Anyways, Campbell ain’t going to be remembered for his tenure in San Jose, that is for certain..

Fair or not, Teemu Selanne will always be remembered for one thing during his tenure with the Sharks.In the 2001-02 playoffs, the Sharks were facing elimination in Game Six of the semifinal series with the Colorado Avalanche erykah badu albums . Down 1-0 late in the game, Selanne missed a slam-dunk empty net wraparound to tie the game, and the Sharks would go onto lose 1-0.Despite putting up more than respectable numbers for a solid scorer while with the Sharks, seasons of 54 points and 64 points were nowhere near what Selanne was capable of.Prior to his San Jose arrival, Selanne had tallied over 100 points three times in his 10-year career at that point and two other times over 80 points erykah baddu . Plus the years he didn’t put up insane numbers were due to injury.In his two full seasons (82 games both years) with San Jose, Selanne put up 54 points and 64 points.After a one-year stint in Colorado, Selanne returned to Anaheim and finished with 90 and 94 points from 2005-07.Selanne was the epitome of greatness throughout his career but saved his most mediocre play for the Sharks.Always known as a lifetime Duck, Selanne has to be on this list because he didn’t perform nearly as well with San Jose as he did with their rivals. That’s right?Ed Belfour was once a San Jose Shark erykah baduizm . I for one was not always aware of this until asking my older brother a few years back why we as Sharks fans boo Belfour whenever he touched the puck.During the 1996-1997 season, the Sharks traded for “Eddie the Eagle,” who was then the longtime Chicago Blackhawk starting netminder.While with the Sharks Belfour played in just 13 games and posted nearly a career-low .884 save percentage and a 3.41 GAA erykah badou .

These numbers were only better than his rookie season totals of .878 and 3.87.The following season Belfour would sign with San Jose’s big rival at the time, the Dallas Stars . That season the Stars beat the Sharks in first round of the playoffs, and Belfour had a tremendous season with a 1.88 GAA, a .916 save percentage, and nine shutouts.Ed Belfour was now public enemy No 1 in San Jose badu erica . After being so terrible with the Sharks and then achieving unbelievable success with the rival Stars, Sharks fans were furious with Belfour.Whenever he returned to San Jose afterward, he was booed while handling the puck and had his name slowly bellowed by Sharks fans when he was playing poorly erykah badhu . Belfour, a one-time Shark, will always be the most hated hockey player in the history of the Bay Area .