Sharks erase 4-goal deficit
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Power of friendship helps spark Sharks' historic comeback victory over Penguins
Macklin Celebrini and the Sharks pulled off an inconceivable comeback in San Jose's 6-5 overtime victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday.
Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said rookie center Michael Misa is not missing the start of Canada’s training camp for the upcoming World Junior Championship because of an injury. Canada’s first game at the World Junior Championship, which is being held in Minnesota, is Dec. 26.
Smith was injured on a hit by Parker Wotherspoon. With no update available, Smith should be considered day-to-day pending further evaluation. The Sharks ' next game is at home Tuesday versus the Flames. If Smith and Philipp Kurashev (upper body) are both unavailable, a call-up from AHL San Jose could be in order.
Trailing by four goals early in the third period, the Sharks rallied to tie the game before defenseman John Klingberg scored at the 2:57 mark of overtime to help his team earn a stunning 6-5 win over the Penguins, capping the biggest comeback victory in franchise history while silencing the crowd of 17,059 at PPG Paints Arena.
Vancouver Canucks forward Lukas Reichel has hit the waiver wire, and the San Jose Sharks should consider claiming him.
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Erik Karlsson discusses Sharks exit, sees ‘bright future' for former team
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Erik Karlsson spoke to Sheng Peng about his Sharks exit, stating he sees a "bright future" for San Jose.
In the NHL, there are players who make a great impact in the locker room in addition to the efforts they display on the ice. For the San Jose Sharks, right wing