
The San Jose Sharks had another dominating win last night against the Seattle Kraken, last night.
In a game, where Macklin Celebrini was the headliner, the goals scoring was shared by five other Sharks players.
Right from the jump, they looked like the better all around team. Celebrini got them the lead early with a goal 1:08 into the first. They held the lead for 15 minutes before Ryan Winterton of the Kraken tied it with less than five minutes left in the period.
However, after that, the Sharks took over the game. Ethan Cardwell scored at 18:42 in the first. In the second, John Klingberg scored his second of the season. And, in the third, Will Smith scored his fifth, then Ty Dellandrea scored two minutes later and Tyler Toffoli scored 30 seconds after to give them a 6-1 lead.
Sharks' goalie Yaroslav Askarov was great, stopping 28 of 29 shots. Which should help his confidence going forward.
Overall, the Sharks' play has improved greatly over the last few weeks. Yes, they still find themselves in the bottom third of the league standings, but they look a lot better on a nightly basis.
The Sharks also activated forward Adam Gaudette off of the Injury Reverse before the game. Unfortunately, they are going to be without 2025 second overall pick Michael Misa as he was injured during yesterday's morning skate. At this time, there is no word on his status, but it caused him to miss last night's game.
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The Sharks are back in action tomorrow at home against the Winnipeg Jets. It is the first half of a back-to-back with the second half coming against the Florida Panthers on Saturday night. After the quick weekend stop at home, they head back out on the road for three games starting on Tuesday, Nov. 11th.
As it stands right now, the Sharks currently sit in 7th in the Pacific Division, three points head of the Calgary Flames for last. That said, they are also only four points out of first in the Division.
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