Ryan Warsofsky has been announced as the San Jose Sharks’ next head coach. This promotion marks a significant step in Warsofsky’s career, as he takes on the role previously held by David Quinn.
Mike Grier, general manager of the Sharks, expressed his excitement about the appointment, highlighting Warsofsky’s successful track record as a coach at various levels of hockey. Warsofsky has been with the Sharks for two seasons as an assistant coach and is now ready to take on a bigger role within the team.
Warsofsky expressed his gratitude and excitement for the opportunity to lead the team. He emphasized his commitment to working with the existing players and developing the young talent within the organization. He also acknowledged the rich history of winning within the Sharks organization and expressed his enthusiasm for building a team that fans can be proud of.
Prior to joining the Sharks, Warsofsky served as head coach of the AHL’s Chicago Wolves, where he led the team to an impressive regular-season record. With his experience and dedication to coaching, Warsofsky is poised to make a significant impact as the 11th head coach in Sharks franchise history.
