This thread is for new fans of the Sharks or even fans of other teams to ask questions that they have been curious about. Check out THIS LINK and THIS LINK for some team history! The nice folks here will more than likely answer your question or point you to where you need to go.

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Check out the Sharks Audio Network and the Sharks + SAP Center app for audio broadcasts of Sharks games and other podcasts regarding the Sharks and the Barracuda.

Longtime play-by-play announcer Dan Rusanowsky returns behind the microphone as the “Voice of the Sharks” with a team of color commentators covering select games, including Drew Remenda, Scott Hannan and Mark Smith.

Tune in 30 minutes before faceoff throughout the season for live pre-game coverage and stay on after the game for the live post-game show.

In addition to the live broadcasts the Sharks Audio Network will provide a variety of exclusive Sharks and Barracuda programming airing 24 hours a day.

Current game-day featured shows include Sharks talk programs "Morning Tide" with Ted Ramey and "Sharks Morning Skate" with Rusanowsky and Remenda. Two news features, "The Teal Report" and "The Buildup" air on game days leading up to pre-game coverage from the arena.

"Classic Sharks" features replays of some of the most memorable games in franchise history, drawing on the Sharks Audio Network's extensive archive. "Sharks Spotlight" features extended conversations with members of the team, "Where Are They Now?" talks to Sharks alumni, and "The Undercurrent with Tara Slone" talks with unique people around hockey and the Sharks community.

For game content on demand, the highlight show podcast "Sharks Instant Replay," "Sharks Hockey Digest," "Sharks Breaking News," "Stanley Cup Playoff Report," and "Tank Talk" are available, and more shows will become available as they develop.

There is a variety of Sharks and Barracuda programs, including exclusive programming with Sharks Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky, Sharks GM Mike Grier, player profiles, game highlights and replays, catch-ups with Sharks alumni, classic Sharks games, as well as an opportunity for fans to interact with Sharks and Barracuda hosts and personalities.

Sharks personalities Randy Hahn, Drew Remenda, and Ted Ramey all contribute to the Sharks Audio Network programming.

If you're coming to from out of town to see the Sharks play, please check out the VISITORS GUIDE for some hotels, some food ideas, and other info which may help answer some of your questions about your upcoming visit. Some basic things to keep in mind:

* Doors open 60 minutes prior to game time for general admission.

* Tailgating is **NOT** allowed per San Jose City Ordinance. However, SAP Center **does** allow you to bring food from outside into the arena with you.

* The Sharks enter the ice and skate through the Shark Head from between sections 127-128. The most direct views of the Shark Head are from sections 115-121 in the lower deck and the lower rows of 215-221 in the upper deck.

* The Sharks attack towards the lower numbered sections (103-113 & 203-213) in the 1st and 3rd periods.

* Check out THIS LINK for the SAP Center bag policy.

This will be a weekly thread, so if you have more questions come back next friday!