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Sharks Fall 7-4 to Senators, Brossoit Makes Debut in Net

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San Jose Sharks goaltender Laurent Brossoit (93) makes a save against the Ottawa Senators Warren Foegele (37) in the first period at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on Sun Mar 15, 2026 (Canadian Press via AP)

By Mary Walsh

The San Jose Sharks lost 7-4 to the Ottawa Senators Sunday. Drake Batherson, Warren Foegele, Fabian Zetterlund, Tyler Kleven, Dylan Cozens and Brady Tkachuk scored for Ottawa. Linus Ullmark made 19 saves for the win. Mario Ferraro, Tyler Toffoli, Collin Graf and Michael Misa scored for San Jose. Laurent Brossoit made 18 saves in the loss.

Laurent Brossoit made his debut in net for the Sharks after losing a full season to injury. His debut was made possible by an injury to Yaroslav Askarov, sustained on March 12. After the game, Brossoit said: “It was pretty surreal, it’s been a long time coming. I’m more grateful and appreciate being out there [more] than I ever have. Yeah, not the result that I wanted but you know, it’s not all bad. We’ll look at the game tape and be ready for the next one.”

The game started less than 24 hours after the Sharks victory in Montreal. After the game, Sharks forward Collin Graf said: “I don’t know if it was our legs, definitely a little bit impact. But I think we didn’t match their physicality well enough. I think they really took it to us in the corners and in battles and stuff like that and I think that that’s sort of what led to our loss.”

The first period was a busy one for Sharks defensemen. Mario Ferraro scored the first goal of the game with a slap shot at 4:05. Shakir Mukhamadullin got the assist.

Drake Batherson got credit for the second goal of the game. It came on the power play but really, Ferraro redirected it in while trying to intercept a pass.

Tyler Toffoli scored the second Sharks goal at 14:43, tipping a shot from Mario Ferraro. An assist also went to Mukhamadullin.

The Sharks outshot the Senators 13-5 in the first period. Three penalties were called, two against the Sharks. One of those calls came with less than a minute left in the period, putting the Sens on a power play to start the second.

The next goal did not come until that power play had expired. Ottawa’s Warren Foegele tied the game at 4:31 of the second period. His wrist shot came from the inside edge of the faceoff circle, off a drop pass from M Amadio.

Collin Graf made it 3-2 with a wrist shot at 10:46. Assists went to Macklin Celebrini and Sam Dickinson.

Senator Fabian Zetterlund tied it up again at 13:30 with a power play goal. His slap shot was set up by J Spence.

Tyler Kleven gave Ottawa their first lead of the game with a wrist shot at 14:45. Zetterlund and Foegele got the assists.

In the second period, the Senators outshot the Sharks 12-6. Each team had one penalty to kill. The Senators killed theirs.

Michael Misa tied the game 4-4 with a snap shot at 3:28 of the third period. Assists went to Toffoli and Vincent Desharnais.

Drake Batherson scored his second of the night, deflecting a shot from A Zub at 13:08. Claude Giroux also got an assist.

Dylan Cozens made it 6-4 with a wrist shot at 14:50. An assist went to Brady Tkachuk.

Tkachuk scored an empty net goal at 17:43 with assists went to Amadio and Zub.

The Sharks next play on Tuesday in Edmonton against the Oilers at 6:00 PM PT.

Sharks Beat Canadiens 4-2, Celebrini Nets Two Goals

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San Jose Sharks Macklin Celebrini (71) clelebrates an empty net goal with teammate Colin Graf (51) in the third period at the Belle Centre in Montreal on Sat Mar 14, 2026 (Canadian Press photo via AP)

By Mary Walsh

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Montreal Canadiens 4-2 on Saturday. Macklin Celebrini scored twice, with goals from Mario Ferraro and Collin Graf as well. Alex Nedeljkovic made 25 saves for the win. Cole Caulfield and Nick Suzuki scored for the Canadiens and Jakub Dobes made 17 saves in the loss.

After the game, Sharks defenseman Vincent Desharnais talked about winning in Montreal:

“It just reminded me of so many memories, like watching hockey, my dad, my grandpa, my brother, family, just sitting around the tv Saturday night with the announcer. So it’s always special for me to play here, to win a game, to have an impact on the game and it’s fun. But at the end of the day it’s two points, it’s two huge points for us and we’ve got to do it all over again tomorrow.”

One thing the Sharks might not want to do again Sunday is give up the first goal of the game. Cole Caulfield gave Montreal a lead with a wrist shot at 7:21 on Saturday. Assists went to Juraj Slafkovský and Noah Dobson.

Macklin Celebrini tied it at 13:12 with a snap shot off the goal post. Assists went to Collin Graf and John Klingberg.

On his first shift of the game, Igor Chernyshov sustained an upper body injury and left the ice covering one eye. More details were not available.

The first period shots were 16-10 Montreal. The Sharks took two penalties but killed them both.

Mario Ferraro gave the Sharks a lead with a snap shot from the blue line at 11:56 of the second. Assists went to Alexander Wennberg and Willliam Eklund.

Collin Graf tipped a Celebrini shot to score at 16:20. The goal made it 3-1 Sharks and would eventually be the game-winner. Assists went to Celebrini and Klingberg.

Nick Suzuki trimmed that lead by one at 17:38 with a wrist shot. Assists went to Ivan Demidov and Noah Dobson.

The second period shots were 4-3 Montreal. One penalty was called, a too many men call against the Canadiens.

The lone third period goal came from Macklin Celebrini at 17:57 into an empty net. Assists went to Collin Graf and Barclay Goodrow.

The Sharks next play on Sunday at 2:00 PM PT in Ottawa against the Senators.

San Jose Sharks podcast Mary Lisa: Sharks get a jump on Canadiens lose Chernyshov

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San Jose Sharks Igor Chernyshov (92) loses his balance with the assistance of on ice official Eric Furlatt (right) agianst the Montreal Canadiens at the Belle Centre in Montreal on Sat Mar 14, 2026 (Canadian Press via AP News photo)

San Jose Sharks podcast Mary Lisa:

#1 The San Jose Sharks Igor Chernyshov’s returned to the Shark line up but got clobbered 30 seconds into the game when the Montreal Canadiens Mike Mahteson hit him in the neutral zone. The on ice officials tried to help him keep his balance but he fell to the ice and had to leave the game.

#2 Tough to get back with the big club Chernyshov has played in 16 NHL games and was recalled for this game as he was in the San Jose AHL affilate previous to getting promoted. Chernyshov was on the first line with Macklin Celebrini.

#3 Mary Lisa, great night for Macklin Celebrini who wound up with two goals and was the key player for the Sharks to keep them ahead of the Habs.

#4 The Sharks also got additional goals from Mike Ferraro and Colin Graf got goals an all around team effort to help build some offense against the Canadiens.

#5 The Sharks are in Ottawa to take on the Senators Sunday afternoon at 2:00pm PDT at the Canadian Tire Centre. The Senators have won four of their last five games their only loss in the thread was to these very same Canadiens with a loss to them Wednesday 3-2. How do you see this match up Sunday?

Join Mary Lisa for the San Jose Sharks podcast Saturdays at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

San Jose Sharks Lincoln Juarez: Sharks gear up for Canadiens at Belle Centre on Saturday night

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San Jose Sharks goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic (33) makes a save against the Boston Bruins center Marat Khusnutdinov (92) looks for the rebound in the second period at Boston Garden on Thu Mar 12, 2026 (AP News photo)

San Jose Sharks Lincoln Juarez:

#1 San Jose is coming off a strong win over Boston and has been playing better recently, so the key question is whether they can carry that form into a tough road game in Montreal.

#2 The Canadiens are averaging more than 3.5 goals per game and have been strong offensively this season, especially at home.

#3 Players like Macklin Celebrini for San Jose and Nick Suzuki or Cole Caufield for Montreal could have a major impact on the outcome.

#4 The previous meeting earlier in March ended 7–5 in favor of San Jose, suggesting both teams can generate offense against each other.

#5 San Jose is fighting for a Western Conference wild-card spot, while Montreal sits high in the Atlantic Division and is trying to strengthen its playoff position.

Lincoln Juarez does the San Jose Sharks podcasts each Friday at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

San Jose Sharks podcast Len Shapiro: Sharks get a 4-0 lead early later to defeat Bruins 4-2 at the Garden

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San Jose Sharks forward Tyler Toffoli (73) is congratulated by teammates and forwards Macklin Celebrini (71), Will Smith (2), and Alexander Wennberg (21) after scoring a second period goal at Boston Garden on Thu Mar 12, 2026 (AP News photo)

San Jose Sharks podcast Len Shapiro:

#1 Review this win for the San Jose Sharks over the Boston Bruins 4-2 as the Bruins tried to make a comeback but the Sharks held them off.

#2 Macklin Celebrini has been a major offensive driver for this team — how was his line’s performance Thursday night against Boston’s defensive pressure?

#3 What was it like for Will Smith playing in Boston his hometown area does a game like this carry extra meaning, and how did his performance look Thursday night?

#4 William Eklund what adjustments did he and his line mates make in going after the Bruins as they tightened their neutral-zone play in the second period?

#5 Tyler Toffoli as one of the veteran forwards on the roster, what message did he give the younger players on the bench when momentum started to shift in Boston’s favor?

Join Len Shapiro for the SJ Sharks podcasts each Thursday at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

Sharks Beat the Bruins 4-2, Eklund Scores soaring Goal; SJ snaps Boston’s 13 game home win streak

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San Jose Sharks Macklin Celebrini (71) and the Boston Bruins left wing Viktor Arvidsson (71) chase the puck in the first period at the Boston Garden on Thu Mar 12, 2026 (AP News photo)

By Mary Walsh

BOSTON– The San Jose Sharks defeated the Boston Bruins 4-2 on Thursday. It was the first time the Sharks have won in Boston in eleven years. Michael Misa, Tyler Toffoli, Collin Graf and William Eklund scored for the Sharks. Alex Ndeljkovic made 38 saves for the win. Fraser Minten and David Pastrnak scored for the Bruins. Jeremy Swayman made 24 saves in the loss.

After the game, Sharks forward Collin Graf talked about the Sharks penalty kill:

“It’s been really good lately. Obviously the power plays are really good in the NHL and there’s a lot of good players out there so they’re going to create something. But for us it’s just trying to limit those chances and keep to the outside and then Ned was unreal and he was bailing us out all over the place in the kill too.”

“It felt really good. It felt like I was seeing the puck good and just things were pretty clear out there. We were dong a good job of keeping guys out of the way early on,” said Nedeljkovic after the game.

Michael Misa scored the only first period goal at 5:57. His wrist shot came from the edge of the blue paint, off a pass from William Eklund. An assist also went to Tyler Toffoli.

The Sharks were badly outshot by the Bruins in the first period, 14-7. There was just one penalty called, to John Klingberg for holding.

Tyler Toffoli scored on the power play at 14:15 of the second, deflecting Macklin Celebrini’s shot. An assist also went to Dmitry Orlov. That was the only goal of the second period.

The shots were much closer in the second period, 13-11 Boston. The lone penalty called in the period was against Boston, a high-sticking call to Mason Lohrei.

Collin Graf made it 3-0 with a short-handed goal at 3:13 of the third period. Graf got behind the Bruins defense with a pass from Alexander Wennberg. An assist went to Orlov as well.

Eklund broke his 19-game goal drought with a spectacular shot that he took while airborne, jumping or tripping over the goaltender’s stick. He batted the puck in at 8:20. Assists went to Sam Dickinson and Michael Misa.

The Bruins broke the shut-out soon after, with a goal from Fraser Minten just 10 seconds later. His wrist shot went right up the slot and was screen by the defender. Assists went to David Pastrnak and Marat Khusnutdinov.

David Pastrnak scored with a slap shot at 19:07 with the Bruins net empty. Assists went to Charlie McAvoy and Casey Mittelstadt.

The third period shotrs were close again, 13-10 Boston. There was only one penalty called before the final minute of the game. Then, at 19:50, four penalties were called after Charlie McAvoy put his shoulder into Kiefer Sherwood’s head. Three of those penalties were ten minute misconducts.

The Sharks next play on Saturday at 4:00 PM PT in Montreal against the Canadiens.

Sharks Fall 6-3 to Sabres, Quinn’s First NHL Hat Trick

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San Jose Sharks goaltender Yaroslav Askarov (30) can’t slide across the crease in time to stop the puck from going in on a shot byBuffalo Sabres right wing Jack Quinn in the first period. The first of three goals for Quinn at Key Bank Center in Buffalo on Tue Mar 10, 2026 (AP News photo)

By Mary Walsh

The San Jose Sharks (30-26-6) lost 6-3 to the Buffalo Sabres (40-19-6) on Tuesday. Alex Tuch, Beck Malenstyn and Jason Zucker scored for the Sabres while Jack Quinn scored his first NHL hat trick. Alex Lyon made 17 saves for the win. Macklin Celebrini, Kiefer Sherwood and Alex Wennberg scored for the Sharks. Yaroslav Askarov made 20 saves in the loss.

After the game, Sharks veteran forward said: “a team with their offensive capabilities, if you’re not defending hard, they’re going to expose you.” As for the next game, his advice is “be the more desperate team right from the get-go next game and play Sharks hockey, same brand of hockey that’s led us to the year we’ve had so far.”

The Sharks Head Coach Ryan Warsofsky said: “We had some moments where we thought we could get out of the hole and next thing you know we shoot ourselves in the foot again.”

Buffalo’s Jack Quinn started the scoring at 4:12 of the first period. Quinn’s wrist shot found the back off the net after a give and go on the way into the zone with Jason Zucker. Assists went to Zucker and Ryan McLeod.

Alex Tuch tipped Rasmus Dahlin’s shot from the blue line to give Buffalo a 2-0 lead at 5:39. Mattias Samuelsson also got an assist.

Macklin Celebrini cut the lead to one with a wrist shot at 12:54. Will Smith got the assist.

Buffalo outshot the Sharks 8-5 in the first period. At 15:34 the teams erupted into a series of fights and penalties. It started with a fight between Zack Ostapchuk and Logan Stanley. Seconds later came a fight between Barclay Goodrow and Beck Malenstyn after Malenstyn hit Celebrini. Apart from that, it was a whistle-free period.

Beck Malenstyn restored the two-goal lead for the Sabres at 4:59 of the second period. He scored with a wrist shot after carrying the puck into the zone and right up the slot. Assists went to Peyton Krebs and Rasmus Dahlin.

Jason Zucker made it 4-1 at 8:51 with a backhand shot from right on the edge of the blue paint. He caught a rebound from Jack Quinn’s shot. Owen Power also got an assist.

Kiefer Sherwood trimmed the lead with a goal for the Sharks at 19:29. He scored with a snap shot from the faceoff circle. Mario Ferraro and Alex Wennberg got the assists.

Buffalo outshot the Sharks 12-8 in the second period. The Sharks had one power play mid-period but special teams canceled each other out.

Jack Quinn made it 5-2 42 seconds into the third period. Quinn’s goal came off a snap shot from the slot, with assists to Ryan McLeod and Dahlin, Dahlin’s third of the game.

The Sharks power play scored at 6:56. Alex Wennberg’s backhander went in with an assist from Tyler Toffoli.

Jack Quinn completed his hat-trick with a backhand shot into an empty net at 17:14. Ryan McLeod got the assist, his third in the game.

The Sharks next play on Thursday at 4:00 PM PT in Boston against the Bruins.

San Jose Sharks podcast Lincoln Juarez: Sharks host Isles Saturday night at SAP Center

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San Jose Sharks’ Alex Nedeljkovic (33) guards the goal against St. Louis Blues’ Robert Thomas (18) during the second period at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on Friday, March 6, 2026. (Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group)

San Jose Sharks podcast Lincoln Juarez:

#1 The St Louis Blues Robert Thomas scored two goals within 54 seconds in the overtime stanza to help beat the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center in San Jose 3-2.

#2 The St Louis Blues who were in last place in the Western Conference Central Division moved up a point past the Chicago Blackhawks with the win against the Sharks.

#3 With the loss the Sharks snap a three game win streak before the win streak they had a five game losing streak. The Blues without a doubt did their homework knew what they were up agianst and were able to shut down Sharks superstars Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith and company on their potent offense..

#4 Keifer Sherwood was able to tie the game for the Sharks at 2-2 in the third period when he beat Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington with a shot from the left circle. Sherwood had himself a week for the Sharks earlier on Tuesday he scored a game winning goal against the Montreal Canadiens for his first goal for San Jose and later signed a five year $28.75 contract with the Sharks.

#5 Up next for the Sharks they host the New York Islanders. The Isles are third place in the Atlantic Division and have lost two in a row as they come into SAP Center on Saturday night. Face off is slated for 7:00pm. How do you see this match up between New York and San Jose?

Lincoln Juarez filled in for Mary Lisa who does the San Jose Sharks podcasts Saturdays at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

Sharks fall to Blues 3-2 in overtime

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San Jose Sharks vs St Louis Blues on Friday March 6th at SAP Center (via sanjosesharks/instagram)

By Madison Montez

SAN JOSE- The St.Louis Bles got out to an early 1-0 lead, just 6:55 into the first period. Jimmy Snuggerud with his eleventh goal of the season. Cam Fowler registering the primary assist and Dylan Holloway registering the secondary assist. This lead would essentially lead to St.Louis’s 3-2 win.

The San Jose Sharks tied the game at 1-1 right when their powerplay was about to end. Macklin Celebrini scored his 30 first goal of the season. Dmitry Orlov with the primary assist while Tyler Toffoli registered the secondary assist. Off of a quick pass, St.Louis was able to regain their lead back to make it 2-1 when Robert Thomas scored his 14th of the season. Jimmy Snuggerud with the primary assist and Dylan Holloway with the secondary assist, both with their second points of the night.

To tie the game at 2-2, Kiefer Sherwood scored his 19th goal of the season. Philip Kurashev with the primary assist while Collin Graf recorded the secondary assist.

Regulation wasn’t enough for these two teams. 55 seconds into the overtime period, St Louis’s Robert Thomas scored his second of the night to win it 3-2.

Despite not having the lead, after the first period, San Jose outshot St.Louis eleven to three. After the second period, St Louis outshot San Jose 9-6. After the third period, San Jose outshot St Louis 8-1.

Coming into Friday night’s game, San Jose was 15th on the powerplay while St.Louis was 26th. Shorthanded, San Jose was nineteenth while St.Louis was 29th. Friday night, San Jose went 0/2 and St Louis also went 0/2.

Alex Nedeljkovic got the start for San Jose. Making 11 saves 14 on shots, he recorded Friday night’s loss. For St.Louis, Jordan Binnington got the start. Making 23 saves on 25 shots, he recorded Friday night’s win.

THREE STARS OF THE GAME:

  1. Robert Thomas
  2. Dylan Holloway
  3. Kiefer Sherwood

The Sharks will be back in action Satuday, where they will host the New York Islanders. The last time these two teams faced off was on October 21st in New York where they fell 4-3. Collin Graf, Adam Gaudette, and Macklin Celebrini all scored in the loss.

San Jose Sharks podcast Charanbir Mahal INDUSATV: A look at the Liljegren trade and the Nedeljkovic extension; plus more

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Former San Jose Shark defenceman Timothy Liljegren was traded to the Washington Capitals for a 2026 fourth round draft during the trade deadline (photo from elite prospects)

San Jose Sharks podcast Charanbir Mahal INDUSATV:

#1 What does the Timothy Liljegren trade say about the Sharks’ strategy? The Sharks traded defenceman Liljegren to the Washington Capitals for a 2026 fourth round draft.

#2 How important is the Alex Nedeljkovic extension to San Jose’s future?The Sharks signed goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic to a two-year, $6 million contract extension after posting an 11-9-2 record and a .902 save percentage this season.

#3 Can the Sharks stay in the playoff race down the stretch? San Jose is reportedly just a few points out of a Western Conference wild-card spot with several games left in the season.

#4 How impactful will Kiefer Sherwood’s new contract be? Forward Kiefer Sherwood recently signed a five-year contract extension with the Sharks after joining the team earlier in the season.

#5 Is the Sharks’ young core ready to lead the team? Players like Macklin Celebrini have been producing offensively and helping drive the team’s recent scoring surge.

Charanbir Mahal of INDUSATV is a San Jose Sharks podcast contributor at http://www.sportsradioservice.com