~~Blood in the Water (Reboot)~~ The Story of the San Jose Sharks...

[johnstone1987]

JETS 4
Sharks 3 OT

[johnstone1987]

SHARKS crush STARS 11-1 as Dallas continues to struggle allowing 11 Goals...





RECAP 11/20/19





San Jose, CA- The Dallas Stars(10-11) struggles continued with a massive blowout loss to the San Jose Sharks(14-4-3).

Stars Goalie Ben Bishop allowed 4 Goals on just 16 shots with 12 saves. Backup Goalie Anton Khudobin allowed 7 Goals on just 14 shots.

James Carr and JJ Hart scored twice. Brenden Dillon, Ryan Carpenter, Brent Seabrook, William Karlsson, Tomas Hertl, Kevin LaBanc, and Evander Kane all followed suit for San Jose.

Backup Goalie Joey Backstrom had 32 saves as the Fins bounce back from back to back losses against the St. Louis Blues and Winnipeg Jets.

Dallas(10-11) struggled bad against the Champions as it looked like San Jose(14-4-3) was scoring at will against the Stars horrible defense and Goalies.

"No comment right now." Dallas Stars Head Coach Jim Montgomery stated avoiding the press after the game. "Terrible performance by us and we should be embarrassed. "

The Sharks jumped out to a easy 6-0 lead before Dallas Stars Alternate Captain Charlie Baines got the only goal for the Stars on a Power Play.

Dallas would go 1/3 on Power Plays as San Jose was 1/1.

"You don't see these kind of games very often where you see 11 goals on the board. Very unique one for us for sure. This probably won't happen again." Sharks Head Coach Peter DeBoer stated.

The San Jose Sharks(14-4-3) will face their toughest challenge in the Pacific Division on Saturday Night when they meet the Anaheim Ducks(18-6) who are red hot leading the Pacific Division.

[SENS_AK27]

Wow, what a beat down. Keep it up.

[johnstone1987]

SHARKS beat DUCKS 5-2!






RECAP 11/23/19






San Jose, CA- Erik Karlsson, Joe Pavelski, Barclay Goodrow, Evander Kane, and Tomas Hertl scored and the San Jose Sharks(15-4-3) knock off the Pacific Division leading Anaheim Ducks(18-7) on Saturday Night inside the SAP Center.

Ducks Goalie Mike Smith had 19 saves as the Division Rivals battled it out in the Shark Tank.

Sharks Goalie Joey Backstrom made 31 saves to give the Ducks some fits as the First Period went 0-0 like a game of chess.

Sharks Captain Joe Pavelski got the Sharks on the board with 8 seconds left in the First Period. His 10th of the year.

"First Period was possibly one of the hardest periods ever. Seemed like we were just pushing ourselves against them." Pavelski stated.

Early in the Second Period Sharks DefenseMan Erik Karlsson blasted a goal to give the Sharks a 2-0 lead.

"Being down 2 Goals was a little hard for us at first but we battled back. Tip your hat to San Jose." Ducks Head Coach Randy Carlyle stated.

But then Anaheim(18-7) roared back in the Third Period tying the game at 2-2.

"They tied it there in the Third but we're not surprised seeing how good they've been playing this year. We just had to really dig deep." Sharks Head Coach Peter DeBoer stated.

And the Sharks(15-4-3) dug deep. Rattling off a go ahead goal by Tomas Hertl before 2 Empty Netters sealed the deal for the Champions.

The Ducks(18-7) won't have to wait long for a rematch as they host the Sharks(15-4-3) on Tuesday Night inside the Honda Center.

Tommorow however another Team makes their first trip to the Shark Tank. A team that has given the Sharks fits since arriving in the NHL.

The Vegas Golden Knights(10-10-2)

[johnstone1987]

Quote: Originally Posted by SENS_AK27

Wow, what a beat down. Keep it up.

Yeah Dallas was flat out struggling I was surprised how easy it was to score on them lol

[johnstone1987]

Rivalry renewed, Tensions rise as GOLDEN KNIGHTS knock off SHARKS 6-4...






RECAP








San Jose, CA- The Vegas Golden Knights took the NHL by storm 2 years ago when they made a Cinderella run all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. One of the Teams they beat in the Playoffs, the San Jose Sharks.

"Yeah there's history between us absolutely." Sharks Winger Evander Kane stated.

Vegas lost in 5 Games to the Washington Capitals ending their epic story. Last year was a disaster for the Knights as numerous injuries to key Players like Mark Stone, Reilly Smith, Marc-Andre Fleury, Jonathan Marchessault among others derailed Vegas to a last place finish in the Western Conference.

This year however the Knights appear to be making a comeback in the Pacific Division.

And it started tonight against a old familiar foe.. The San Jose Sharks(15-5-3)

Sharks Captain Joe Pavelski's 11th goal of the year got the Fins on the board 1-0.

But then after that it was all Vegas...

Alex Tuch's 4th Goal of the year tied it up at 1-1 before the Golden Knights really opened it up in the Second Period when Ryan Reeves(2) and Paul Stastny(4) scored to give the Team from the desert a 3-1 lead heading into the Third Period.

"There's absolutely a rivalry going on between us. They really had our number since 2018. We beat them last year as they were going through struggles. Since that Team is healthy they really have proven they haven't missed a beat." Sharks Head Coach Peter DeBoer stated.

"We never liked San Jose we could care less about them, their sorry City, or their fans. We're proving last year was a fluke." Golden Knights Head Coach Gerard Gallant stated. "Also Peter(DeBoer) is an absolute Clown."

San Jose(15-5-3) battled back in the Third Period but then tensions exploded as Vegas Ryan Reeves knocked former Teammate William Karlsson down angering his long rival, Evander Kane.

"We don't like each other. I don't like him or his Team." Kane stated.

"I know it's part of Hockey but I seriously thought that hit was a little personal." Karlsson stated.

"Wild Bill" was traded to the Sharks back in the Off-Season as Vegas acquired Justin Braun in the trade who didn't suit up tonight nursing a injury.

The brawl kickstarted another Chapter in the Knights-Sharks rivalry.

San Jose roared back in the Third Period when Alternate Captain Logan Couture scored on the Power Play to get the Champions within one 3-2.
Erik Haula(5), Mark Stone(7), and Alex Tuch(5) all scored for Vegas.

Curtis Sawyer and Evander Kane(15) added to the cause but the Knights pulled away with the 6-4 victory.

Martin Jones made 26 saves for San Jose as Marc-Andre Fleury made 29 saves for Vegas.

On Monday tomorrow the Sharks(15-5-3) will begin a 3 Game Road trip on the West Coast. Their first will be Tuesday Night against the Anaheim Ducks(18-7) then Vegas(11-10-2) and a trip to Edmonton to meet the Oilers(8-13-2).

[johnstone1987]

DUCKS crush SHARKS 5-1 in Anaheim...






RECAP 11/26/19






Anaheim, CA- The Anaheim Ducks(19-7) got a bit of revenge over their Pacific Division rival, the San Jose Sharks(15-6-3) on Tuesday Night inside the Honda Center.

"Rough way for us to start this small road trip out. Coming in here and being dismantled like that is not a great feeling. We'll need to bounce back and get ready for Vegas." Sharks Head Coach Peter DeBoer stated.

The Fins got on the board about midway through the First Period off Tomas Hertl's 6th goal of the season.

But then Anaheim took over as Ondrej Kase tied it up at 1-1 to end the First Period. His 6th of the year.

In the 2nd Period, Anaheim(19-7) took over and dominated their Division rivals.

Devin Shore(1), Ryan Getzlaf(6), and Thomas Vanek(4) all scored to give the Ducks a commanding 4-1 lead.

"Huge win for us tonight and get it against the Champions San Jose is huge for us. We still have a long season ahead of us but to get a victory over them is really great for us." Ducks Head Coach Randy Carlyle stated.

In the Third Period, Ducks Captain Ryan Getzlaf scored again to give the Ducks a 5-1 lead.

Sharks Goalie Martin Jones had 33 saves but allowed all 5 Goals. Ducks Netminder John Gibson was a brick wall with 24 saves.

San Jose(15-6-3) will meet the Vegas Golden Knights(11-11-2) on Thanksgiving inside The Fortress. Vegas beat San Jose 6-4 on Sunday Night.

[johnstone1987]

Golden Knights rally from 3-0 defecit to beat Sharks 5-4 in Overtime.