1 DAY AGO - Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images The Sharks pick up a point from Little Caesars Arena. The San Jose Sharks fell 3-2 in overtime to the Detroit Red Wings in their second and final meeting of the season on Jan. 24 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. The first period went scoreless, but the second period saw both teams score two goals, starting off with Adam Erne for the Red Wings at 2:17. Timo Meier scored his 28th of the year less than six minutes later. Michael Rasmussen put Detroit ahead 2-1 at 16:29, and Logan Couture scored San Jose’s final goal of the night, his 17th, with just seven seconds left in the second period. The buzzer-beater from @Logancouture! pic.twitter.com/yPUddj9XwE— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) January 25, 2023 The third period was another scoreless affair, and Detroit’s Andrew Copp scored his fifth goal of the season 25 seconds into overtime to sink San Jose. Neither the Sharks nor Wings scored a power play goal on one and two Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Jim Davis/The Boston Globe via Getty Images At least we won’t have to watch the Bruins for the rest of the season, right? The Boston Bruins beat the San Jose Sharks down easily during Team Teal’s annual trip to TD Garden. That’s not to say that nothing interesting happened, though. Just 27 seconds into the game, Timo Meier dropped the gloves with Brandon Carlo, setting up the power forward nicely to go for a potential Gordie Howe hat trick. Unfortunately, that never came to fruition. The Bruins started scoring fairly early, notching the first goal of the night at 7:16 in the first period. The goal marked Hampus Lindholm’s sixth of the season. The second period went much like the first, as San Jose put up just five shots on goal in each of the first two periods. Boston, however, added two more goals to their tally in the first 10 minutes of the middle frame. Charlie McAvoy notched his fourth of the year and Nick Foligno snagged his seventh. Both teams’ penalty kill Collapse

4 DAYS AGO - Russell LaBounty-USA TODAY Sports It’s #TeamTank’s latest hit single. Back-to-back 5-3 finals saw the San Jose Sharks on the short-end of the stick against the Columbus Blue Jackets in what was probably the most winnable game during this road trip. Johnny Gaudreau and Patrik Laine reunited on the first line, with Gaudreau and Laine combining for a goal and an assist each to fuel the Jackets’ comeback victory. Gustav Nyquist had himself a two-point night and eventually scored the game winner. The Blue Jackets’ youth showed up as well, with University of Michigan converts Nick Blankenburg and Kent Johnson both notching two assists on the night. Joonas Korpisalo took the goaltending spotlight for Columbus in the win, limiting the Sharks’ 15 shots in the first period to two goals. The Sharks put fewer shots on goal in the following periods combined, allowing Korpisalo to finish the night with a .920 save percentage (SV%) and 23 saves on 25 total shots. Damage control from the Collapse

7 DAYS AGO - Photo by Glenn James/NHLI via Getty Images All of the information for game no. 46. San Jose Sharks STATS Record: 13-23-9Streak: L3Goals Leader: Timo Meier (25 G, 20 A)Assists Leader: Erik Karlsson (14 G, 44 A)Power Play: 20.3%Penalty Kill: 83.9%Goals For/60: 2.98Goals Against/60: 3.66Shots For/60: 29.41Shots Against/60: 30.38 LINES Matt Nieto — Logan Couture — Alexander BarabanovTimo Meier — Tomas Hertl — Michael EyssimontNick Bonino — Nico Sturm — Noah GregorJonah Gadjovich — Steven Lorentz — Oskar Lindblom Jaycob Megna — Erik KarlssonMario Ferraro — Scott HarringtonMatt Benning — Marc-Edouard Vlasic James ReimerKaapo Kahkonen Expected Scratches: Evgeny Svechnikov, Kevin Labanc, Nick Cicek Injured Reserve: Nikolai Knyzhov (Achilles), Markus Nutivaara (lower body), Radim Simek (upper body) Dallas Stars STATS Record: 26-12-7Streak: W1Goals Leader: Jason Robertson (29 G, 31 A)Assists Leader: Jason Robertson (29 G, 31 A)Power Play: 27.1%Penalty Kill: 82.8%Goals For/60: 3.40Goals Collapse

1/17/2023 - Photo by Kavin Mistry/NHLI via Getty Images Losing (against New Jersey) is like the sun going down on me. The San Jose Sharks suffered another heartbreaker on MLK Day at SAP Center. This one came as a 4-3 shootout loss to the New Jersey Devils in a hard-fought, but ultimately frustrating game. Coming into the day’s game, New Jersey presented an excellent challenge for San Jose, who were looking to redeem themselves after a miserable 7-1 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. The Devils, the youngest team in the NHL with an already incredible road record, seemed like a good test for the Sharks’ resolve. Of note, Kevin Labanc was a healthy scratch, replaced by Noah Gregor. A mere 29 seconds in, the game featured a nightmare start reminiscent of the game against the Calgary Flames last month. Starting in his own defensive zone with a blocked shot on an attempt by Erik Karlsson, Swiss star Nico Hischier carried the puck to lead an offensive rush that led to a goal from defender Ryan Collapse

1/15/2023 - Stan Szeto-USA TODAY Sports Happy birthday, Connor. You’re welcome. XOXO, San Jose. The NHL’s leading scorer and the Edmonton Oilers had it every which way against the at-home San Jose Sharks. Notably, the powerhouse squad from Alberta had a monster middle period, with Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins all posting a goal and an assist. The feat increased the Oilers’ lead to 5-0, arguably putting the game out of reach even before the final frame. McDavid scored the first goal of the night and Klim Kostin added a tally of his own in the first period of play. The Sharks could have salvaged some dignity in the third, but the Oilers weren’t done yet. Jesse Puljujarvi notched a goal with the help of Nugent-Hopkins again — bringing him on par with birthday boy McDavid and Draisaitl for three points each on the night. Then Ryan McLeod added a goal less than a minute later for good measure. With a 7-0 deficit and five minutes remaining in regulation, the Sharks Collapse

1/13/2023 - Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports McDavid leads the league in scoring, but Oilers are still fourth in the Pacific Division. The Edmonton Oilers (22-18-3, fourth Pacific) roll into the Bay Area for the first time this season for a rare Friday night tilt against the San Jose Sharks (13-22-8, seventh Pacific). It’s hard to believe, but with half of the schedule left on the books, this is the first time the two Pacific Division foes will meet. There are very few players in the league with better numbers than Erik Karlsson, but the Oilers have two of them — Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. McDavid leads the league with 79 points (35 goals, 44 assists), meanwhile, Draisaitl is second with 63 points (23 goals, 40 assists). One of those goals was this beauty from Wednesday night, scored from between his legs: Just a casual between-the-legs tip for Draisaitl. pic.twitter.com/T8V4im3erm— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) January 12, 2023 The trouble is, once you get past the glory of McDavid and Collapse

1/11/2023 - Photo by Kavin Mistry/NHLI via Getty Images All of the information for game no. 42. San Jose Sharks STATS Record: 12-21-8Streak: L2Goals Leader: Timo Meier (23 G, 17 A)Assists Leader: Erik Karlsson (13 G, 41 A)Power Play: 20.5%Penalty Kill: 84.0%Goals For/60: 3.01Goals Against/60: 3.63Shots For/60: 29.39Shots Against/60: 29.80 LINES Timo Meier — Tomas Hertl — Kevin LabancMatt Nieto — Logan Couture — Alexander BarabanovNick Bonino — Nico Sturm — Michael EyssimontOskar Lindblom — Steven Lorentz — Jonah Gadjovich Jaycob Megna — Erik KarlssonNick Cicek — Marc-Edouard VlasicMatt Benning — Mario Ferraro Kaapo KahkonenJames Reimer Expected Scratches: Noah Gregor, Evgeny Svechnikov Injured Reserve: Nikolai Knyzhov (Achilles), Markus Nutivaara (lower body), Radim Simek (upper body) Arizona Coyotes STATS Record: 13-21-5Streak: L5Goals Leader: Clayton Keller (14 G, 23 A)Assists Leader: Clayton Keller (14 G, 23 A)Power Play: 20.3%Penalty Kill: 73.5%Goals For/60: 2.71Goals Against/60: Collapse

1/8/2023 - John Hefti-USA TODAY Sports All of the information for game no. 41. San Jose Sharks STATS Record: 12-20-8Streak: L1Goals Leader: Timo Meier (23 G, 17 A)Assists Leader: Erik Karlsson (13 G, 41 A)Power Play: 21.2%Penalty Kill: 84.6%Goals For/60: 3.03Goals Against/60: 3.62Shots For/60: 29.38Shots Against/60: 29.82 LINES Timo Meier — Logan Couture — Alexander BarabanovMatt Nieto — Tomas Hertl — Kevin LabancNick Bonino — Nico Sturm — Evgeny SvechnikovJonah Gadjovich — Steven Lorentz — Oskar Lindblom Jaycob Megna — Erik KarlssonMarc-Edouard Vlasic — Matt BenningScott Harrington — Mario Ferraro James ReimerKaapo Kahkonen Expected Scratches: Noah Gregor, Nick Cicek Injured Reserve: Nikolai Knyzhov (Achilles), Markus Nutivaara (lower body), Radim Simek (upper body) Boston Bruins STATS Record: 30-4-4Streak: W2Goals Leader: David Pastrnak (27 G, 25 A)Assists Leader: David Pastrnak (27 G, 25 A)Power Play: 27.5%Penalty Kill: 85.2%Goals For/60: 2.12Goals Against/60: 3.70Shots For/60: Collapse