Sharks rout Seattle Kraken as Macklin Celebrini sets new NHL record

Sharks Rout Seattle Kraken as Macklin Celebrini Sets New NHL Record

The San Jose Sharks delivered their most complete performance of the season on Wednesday, defeating the Seattle Kraken 6-1 at Climate Pledge Arena.

Key Performances

Game Highlights

Dellandrea scored shorthanded at 3:24 in the third period, extending the Sharks' lead to 5-1. Toffoli followed with his fifth goal of the season just 30 seconds later. The Sharks also executed a perfect penalty kill, going 6-for-6.

“Our penalty kill was really good tonight. So that helps,” Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. “I thought our game got better as the game went on.”

Season Context

San Jose improved to 5-6-3, marking their fifth win in eight games. This is their first regulation-time loss for the Kraken at home this season. Earlier, the Sharks won 5-2 against the New Jersey Devils on October 30. Three other Shark victories this season required overtime.

Askarov had 36 saves in a recent 3-2 overtime win against the Colorado Avalanche and continues to prove his value in net. With the win against Seattle, the Sharks improved their road record to 3-3-0 this season.

Author's summary: The San Jose Sharks dominated the Seattle Kraken 6-1, powered by Macklin Celebrini’s record-setting performance and a flawless penalty kill, marking a high point in their season.

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