San Jose Sharks, Vancouver Canucks
O’Connor Scores Game-Winner, Canucks Beat Sharks 2-1
The Vancouver Canucks beat the San Jose Sharks 2-1 in overtime on a penalty shot goal from forward Drew O’Connor. O’Connor has been with the team for less than a week, but he scored the second penalty shot winner in franchise history (the first was Ben Hutton).
After Macklin Celebrini was called for hooking on a breakaway in overtime, O’Connor beat Sharks goalie Vitek Vanecek with a ...
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Canucks 2, Sharks 1 (OT): Miserable wins are still winsWell that’s over. Thank goodness. What else can you say when a team manages to avoid a 0-0 shutout? At first it was “Bless ...
The Stars could keep adding at the trade deadline after the Miro Heiskanen injury even after adding Mikael Granlund and Cody ...
In an anonymous NHL player poll by The Athletic, the San Jose Sharks were the third most picked team about being the No. 1 team a player would have on their no-trade list.
The Canucks have dominated the Sharks historically, winning nine of the past 10 matchups. That trend should continue against ...
The Vancouver Canucks look to extend a lopsided rivalry when they visit the San Jose Sharks on Thursday. Vancouver is 14-1-0 in its last 15 games with the Sharks dating to the 2019-20 season. The run ...
The team's previous two top draft picks are expected to be the building blocks of the Sharks' rebuild. Each has had their own struggles in their first NHL seasons, but they are finding their game ...
Ultimately, the Sharks and general manager Mike Grier must decide whether Ferraro fits into San Jose’s long-term future or ...
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