Ask the Sharks: Murray's Answers
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The following article featuring former Cornell standout Douglas Murray appeared January 3 on the San Jose Sharks Web site.
By Alison High
Staff Writer
On Saturday night against Edmonton, Sharks defenseman Douglas
Murray scored the game-winning goal --- his second tally of the
season --- and sealed the Sharks eighth-straight victory. It was a
fitting way to end an epic week for the 29-year-old who was named
to the Swedish Olympic Team only six days prior.
SJSHARKS.com caught up with the hard hitting native of Bromma
Sweden and spoke with him about his preseason hat trick, his
lifestyle and his favorite home cooked meals. The 6-foot-3, 240
pound defenseman had some funny stories to tell us while answering
questions that were submitted by Sharks fans. Check out his answers
to your best questions in the following segment of "Ask the
Sharks."
1. As a defenseman what did you work on the most to get
your game up to the level it is today and what do you work on to
maintain that level of play?
For me, to get to this level, it really was my skating. After
that, you try to get better at everything; at all different areas
of the game. Whatever your weaknesses are, in this League, they'll
expose you. It's really your overall game that you've got to work
on.
Complete article can be accessed via the Sharks Web site by clicking here.
