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When a warrior alone tries to stick on a druid who knows how to shift forms at all, it's completely an exercise in futility. In order to provide any sort of damage, you would have to be wasting your shock cooldowns on frost shocks -- easily dropped on a druid. When a warrior is on a mage, he won't have 100% dps uptime, but the mage will concentrate on staying away from that warrior.
Your responsibility as a shaman is to make sure even if he does spell steal a freedom that it is purged off, and then launch a burst combo onto that mage to pressure him even more. This makes the druid concentrate more on lifeblooms and often times regrowths which you easily shut down. If you are running 2345 with a frost mage in your party, he can also provide slowing support on that mage with shatter bursts. If you play your cards right, the mage will ice block, everyone on your team focuses on not allowing the other team to get heals out, then go for a swift kill once the mage is out of block.
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