Joel Quenneville saw that Sergei Bobrovsky was rounding into form on Saturday after a strong performance against his old team.  He rewarded him by starting him on Sunday despite being the second game in as many days.  Bob delivered once again.  After making 33 saves in the 4-1 win over Columbus, Bobrovsky stopped 30 of 31 shots in the 5-1 win over the Sharks.  Yes, the season has been worst case scenario to this point for Bob.  However, there's still plenty of time to turn it around and I think we see it.  Sure, maybe he won't be the top 5 goalie he's been in the past, I can almost guarantee that.  However, he could end up being a #1 again and for that reason alone, he's a great trade target.  Over the rest of this month, he plays Tampa twice and Boston, with some decent offenses and poor ones mixed in.  However, look at this January schedule: OTT, BUF, PIT, ARZ, VAN,  DET, MIN, CHI.  Not exactly a murderer's row.  In fact, they don't even play Tampa again after this month.  If I owned Bob, which I do, I'm being patient because I think it's going to turn around.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend: