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Through 15 games, here are my biggest areas of concern with the San Jose Sharks: Can Ryan Warsofsky solve them & and turn the team around?

Sheng Peng argues that San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky deserves time to address the team's ongoing issues despite recent struggles. The Sharks sit at 7-7-1 following a 5-1 defeat against the Ottawa Senators, which marked their third loss in four games. Warsofsky acknowledged after Saturday's game that there has been a lack of buy-in from certain players.
Peng notes that while San Jose achieved a 34-point improvement last season aided by Macklin Celebrini, foundational 5-on-5 concerns remain visible through the opening 15 games. Warsofsky previously suggested that a 15-to-20-game sample size serves as an appropriate benchmark to evaluate the team's performance.
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