San Jose Sharks Weekly

Jack Armstrong breaks down the San Jose Sharks 2-1 loss to Calgary, the continuing pattern of falling behind early, and what it means for a team searching for its identity at home.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Sharks' 5-1 loss to Ottawa, a game where early promise gave way to a second-period unraveling that exposed familiar problems heading into November.

Will Smith scores twice in the third period and Mason Marchment buries a go-ahead goal eleven seconds later as San Jose storms back from a two-goal deficit to beat the Canucks 3-2 at SAP Center.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Sharks' 2-0 loss to Buffalo at SAP Center, where Askarov made 38 saves but San Jose couldn't find a way past Ellis. With only one regulation win through thirteen games, the bigger picture is starting to look uncomfortable.

The Sharks took their first lead of the night in the third period on Dmitry Orlov's rocket, only to watch Boston's depth bury them with four unanswered goals. A 6-4 loss at TD Garden that felt like a step forward and a step back in the same breath.

San Jose finally gets its first regulation victory of the season, a 6-2 road win at Ottawa fueled by a balanced attack and a 41-save night from Yaroslav Askarov. Jack Armstrong breaks down how this one unfolded and why it matters for the Sharks' season.

Macklin Celebrini and the Sharks erase a two-goal deficit in the third period and steal an overtime win at the Bell Centre. A breakdown of how San Jose found a way to win on the road.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Sharks' 3-1 loss to the Maple Leafs, examining the penalty trouble that erased a first-period lead and what it means for San Jose's push toward a regulation victory.

Jack Armstrong breaks down how the Sharks watched a two-goal third-period lead evaporate in the final minutes against Detroit, celebrating Celebrini's monster night while grappling with the collapse that cost them two points.