Mar 3

NSH0
NYR4
Final
NJD0
VGK2
Final
OTT30-25-4
WSH38-14-8
MNM2 @11:30 PM UTC

Mar 4

NYI27-25-7
NYR30-26-4
NHL @12:00 AM UTC
BUF24-29-5
MTL29-26-5
MSGB @12:00 AM UTC
TBL35-20-4
FLA37-21-3
SCRI @12:00 AM UTC
SJS15-37-9
TOR38-20-2
NBCSCA @12:30 AM UTC
LAK31-19-8
CHI18-35-7
CHSN @1:30 AM UTC

Mar 5

CGY28-23-9
PHI27-26-8
NBCSP @12:00 AM UTC
CAR35-22-4
DET30-24-6
FDSO @12:00 AM UTC
SJS15-37-9
BUF24-29-5
NBCSCA @12:00 AM UTC
NSH21-32-7
BOS28-26-8
NESN @12:00 AM UTC
CBJ30-22-8
TBL35-20-4
FDOH @12:00 AM UTC
WPG42-15-4
NYI27-25-7
MSGS @12:30 AM UTC
NJD33-23-6
DAL39-19-2
DIS+ @1:00 AM UTC
PIT24-29-10
COL35-24-2
ALTI @2:00 AM UTC
ANA26-26-7
EDM35-21-4
VIC+ @2:00 AM UTC
MIN35-22-4
SEA26-31-4
FDNX @3:00 AM UTC

Mar 6

OTT30-25-4
CHI18-35-7
CHSN @12:30 AM UTC
WSH38-14-8
NYR30-26-4
TNT @12:30 AM UTC
TOR38-20-2
VGK36-18-6
TNT @3:00 AM UTC
ANA26-26-7
VAN27-22-11
KCOP @3:30 AM UTC
STL29-27-6
LAK31-19-8
FDW @3:30 AM UTC
Sharks Analysis

Sharks soaking in best win of season in comeback vs. Islanders

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Sharks winger William Eklund believes he “got a little lucky” after completing San Jose’s comeback win over the New York Islanders with his sixth goal of the season.

Editor's Note: Sheng Peng will be a regular contributor to NBC Sports California’s Sharks coverage. You can read more of his coverage on San Jose Hockey Now, listen to him on the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast, and follow him on Twitter at @Sheng_Peng

ELMONT, N.Y. – Who could’ve seen this coming?

Coming into this six-game road trip, the San Jose Sharks were 0-10-0 away from home. They had scored just six goals in those 10 defeats. They hadn’t come back from a third-period deficit to win a game so far this season.

But then, on Friday, they earned their first road victory, putting a six-spot on the New Jersey Devils, 6-3.

On Sunday, they were down 6-3 to the New York Rangers late in the third period, but almost pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback, losing 6-5.

And tonight, they completed the comeback. Down by three goals once again with 10 minutes to go in the final frame, the Sharks scored four unanswered, capped off with William Eklund’s first-ever OT goal, beating the New York Islanders 5-4.

So after six goals in their first 10 road contests, that’s 16 in their last three, and the win of the year…so far.

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