Per the show's Facebook page: "On today's show we catch up with Drew Remenda, analyst of the San Jose Sharks and kick it old school (well early 90's anyway) with talk of your fav vintage Shark."

Show starts at 11 AM PST/2 PM EST. Can be listened to on the Sportsnet.ca link in this post's headline, or on the post that will go up on Puck Daddy in the next half-hour or so.

So here's how the new taco promotion replacing 4 in the Net will work - if the Sharks score in the last minute of the second period, a code will be shown to the audience that they have to text to. Each person who texts the code will receive the coupon for the two free tacos.

Included in the link is also a list of Jack stores across the Bay Area that will accept the coupon.

The newest Sharks lousy day-job commercial, posted on Facebook. Don't need an account to view it, for you really private folks.

Round Table has discontinued their program of free and/or discounted pizza every time the Sharks score four goals at home. The reason? The Sharks have allowed a competiting pizza place - Amici's East Coast Pizzeria - to sell their wares at HP Pavilion this season.

Hat tip to Working The Corners commenter Jeff for this link.

The parent company of the Sharks (but not their owners - see here for clarification) has renamed themselves after the team. The operator of the Sharks' business and manager of HP Pavilion is now Sharks Sports and Entertainment, effective today.

No, I did not mistype that. The former Sharks president and CEO (who's still part of the Sharks ownership, mind you) has emerged as as the leader of a group looking buy the NHL-owned Coyotes and keep them in Phoenix.

(And yes, he'd have to sell his shares in the Sharks' ownership in order to buy the Coyotes.)

Hat tip to James Mirtle for tweeting the link.

According to David Pollak via Twitter, Sharks have acquired James Sheppard from the Minnesota Wild for a 2013 third round pick. He's a LW - perhaps DW found the third liner he needed?

The 2011 results of ESPN's annual fan survey of which team is best in the four major sports have just arrived. The Sharks managed to land as #13 out of 122 teams, a spot lower thank last year's rank of #12. Of note, opinion of ownership is ranked 7th best and stadium experience is 9th.

(Keep in mind these are fan surveys, so it's not like ESPN pulled the numbers out of their ass - their method for calculating the surveys can be found here)

To compare how well the Sharks did:
* They're the 4th highest NHL team ranked, with the Lightning (#2), Penguins (#10) and Sabres (#11) higher.
* Within NHL teams, they're the best Pacific Division team. In order, Sharks fans are more confident of their team than either Ducks (#23), Coyotes (#28!), Stars (#46) or Kings (#55) fans.
*And in the Bay Area, the Sharks are the highest ranked team. The Giants (#33) trail them by a score; you then have to drop far to get to the A's (#84), Warriors (#89), 49ers (#90) and Raiders (#104).

Hey guys, remember when I said the reason Versus and NBC don't give the Sharks more on-air love is because there's nobody in the Bay Area watching games? This is why.

If we're not showing up for our own local broadcasts, I hate to wonder how national broadcasts must be doing in the area.

So disappointed in Vinny right now. One of my favorite ex-Sharks, but probably not any more.

Down Goes Brown tackles the tough issue of fighting in the NHL, with an added digression on a certain Shark who was in the news recently.

New DGB article. Poor Ian White gets an admittedly fumy crack in this one.

Self-explanatory.

First video from the duo since Bloge began producing videos for The Score, whose videos do not like SBN embedding. As you might be able to deduct from the title, a former and current Shark are in this one.

Self-explanatory headline. As one might guess, the topic is the Sharks' struggles this season.

Just a quick FYI, but if you own a PlayStation 3, you can now download the NHL GameCenter app for the system. It also does GameCenter Live, so if you would rather stream games to your TV rather than your PC monitor, you're in luck.

No, not the controversial check Jumbo took on Perron, but rather the pictures teams take of the players every season. You have one guess as to which Shark is in this one (hint: he might not have seen this coming).

Self-explanatory. Wysh and the guys at PD like the horn, but the use of Rock and Roll Part 2 gets the Sharks docked down a few spots.

Pierre LeBrun takes a look at how the Sharks will be handling their all-Finn goalie tandem. Biggest surprise in the article: Niittymaki was actually called in for permission to sign Niemi.

H/T to Mirtle for pointing out this article on Twitter.

76 games will be broadcast on CSNCA, which combined with the 5 broadcasts exclusive to Versus will mean one Sharks game (December 9th at Buffalo) will not be on TV (for now).

Also, studio show's hosts this year will be Hedican and Ratto, barring some sort of omission in the press release. (UPDATE: Press release has been updated to include Reiss in the studio.)