San Jose Sharks podcast Len Shapiro: Celebrini key factor in Sharks recent success; SJ in Calgary for Thursday night

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Minnesota Wild right wing Ryan Hartman (38) and the San Jose Sharks center Macklin Celebrini (71) battle it out for the loose puck at Grand Casino Arena in St Paul on Tue Nov 11, 2025 (AP News photo)

San Jose Sharks podcast Len Shapiro:

#1 How will rookie forward Macklin Celebrini, one of the Sharks’ key young forwards, impact the game offensively against the Flames’ defense?

#2 Veteran defenseman John Klingberg was brought in for his experience — can he help stabilize the Sharks’ back end and limit Calgary’s top forwards?

#3 With the Sharks’ goaltending duo of Yaroslav Askarov and Alex Nedeljkovic on the roster, which netminder is better suited for this matchup and how might the Flames exploit weaknesses?

#4 Forward Jeff Skinner was signed to bring scoring and veteran presence — how likely is he to find chemistry with the younger Sharks forwards in a road game environment?

#5 Young center Will Smith continues to develop in the Sharks’ lineup — will his playmaking or defensively-responsible game be the key to finding an edge against Calgary’s physical style?

Join Len Shapiro for the San Jose Sharks podcasts Wednesday nights at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

Kings Embarrassed Again in 133-100 Blowout Loss to Hawks

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DeMar DeRozan #10 of the Sacramento Kings is guarded by Dyson Daniels #5 of the Atlanta Hawks during the first half at Golden 1 Center on November 12, 2025 in Sacramento, California. (Mandatory Photo Credit: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

By Jeremiah Salmonson

DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO — The Sacramento Kings, staring down the barrel of a 1-4 homestand on the second night of a back-to-back, were blown out by the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, 133-100.

In the first quarter, the Hawks punched first, jumping out to an 18-8 lead at the 7:37 mark as the Kings defense struggled with the Hawks’ scheme. However, the bench unit for the Kings came in and played really well to get the Kings back in the game, as they were only outscored by the Hawks 37-34. Domantas Sabonis and Dennis Schröder led the Kings with eight points apiece in the first, as the Hawks were led by eight points from Nickeil Alexander-Walker.

In the second quarter, it was all Hawks. The Kings were blown off the court in the second quarter as the Hawks outscored them 29-12 in what was an abysmal performance from the Kings. The Hawks took a 66-46 lead into halftime as they shot 55% from the field. On the other hand, the Kings shot 39% in the first half and didn’t get a sufficient defensive performance either, as they entered another halftime down 20 points. Jalen Johnson led the Hawks in first-half scoring with 18 points as Keon Ellis led the Kings, scoring nine points in the first half.

In the third quarter, it was more of the same for the Kings. The Kings looked like a G League team to start the third quarter and let the Hawks outscore them 39-22. The Kings buried themselves in a 105-68 deficit heading into the fourth quarter.

In the fourth, the Kings had all but mailed it in. The Kings went to the bench for the majority of the quarter and waved the white flag. The Kings outscored the Hawks 32-28 in the final quarter, but it proved meaningless as the Kings fell 133-100 to the Hawks.

It’s hard to analyze games like this. There’s really nothing to diagnose. The Kings were embarrassed, and on their home court no less.

Doug Christie summed it up well after the game, saying, “You are not going to represent the Sacramento Kings that way. Not while I’m here. Put on a jersey, represent it properly… I’m f—ing embarrassed. Period.”

It was a raw and accountable Doug Christie after the game. That’s not something you see very often from head coaches in the NBA, and it was refreshing to see. However, tirades like Doug’s on Wednesday often can get you fired. We will see if Vivek, the front office, and the players can stomach the accountability.

Up Next: The Kings go on the road to take on the Minnesota Timberwolves at 5 p.m. PST on Friday night.

Whether you’re pre-gaming with the Kings or celebrating an A’s win, Cyprus Grille at the Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown – Arena is your downtown go-to.

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🔥Game-day bites? Oh yeah.
🏟️Steps from Golden 1 Center? You bet.

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Barracuda split series with Canucks in shootout 4-3 loss

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San Jose Barracuda vs Abbotsford Canucks on Wednesday November 12th at Abbotsford Centre (via abbycanucks/x)

By Madison Montez

After a long game where the Barracuda had the lead in a lot of the game, they ultimately fell 4-3 in a shootout. Staying on track of last night’s game, San Jose struck first again with Lucas Carlsson scoring in back to back games. Jimmy Huntington and Vincent Iorio also assisted in back to back games, furthering their point streaks. Quentin Musty scored his third PPG of the season to add to the lead. After getting shutout in last night’s game, the Canucks got on the board courtesy of Joe Arntsen, his first of the season.

Abbotsford tied the game at 2 when Ty Mueller scored his second powerplay of the season. San Jose regained their lead courtesy of Colin White, a completely unassisted goal. After Filip Bystedt took a two minute hooking penalty, Abbotsford tied the game with 2 minutes left in the game.

After being down all game, Abbotsford came back in shootout style, Ben Berard being the hero.

After the first period, San Jose heavily outshot Abbotsford 13 to 4. After the second period, Abbotsford started to come back and they outshot San Jose 11 to 10. After the third period, Abbotsford outshot San Jose 16-12. To end the game, San Jose ended up outshooting Abbotsford 36 to 32.

San Jose took advantage of their second powerplay opportunity and went 1-3 while Abbotsford while 2-3. San Jose went to the box four times while Abbotsford also went to the box four times. Coming into tonight’s game, San Jose was second in the division on the powerplay and Abbotsford was second to last on the penalty kill. On the other side, San Jose was last on the penalty kill and Abbotsford was seventh on the powerplay.

Gabriel Carriere was the starting goalie for San Jose, while Aku Koskenvuo was the starting goalie for Abbotsford. Tonight is Koskenvuo’s AHL debut. Carriere recording the loss made 28 saves on 31 shots. Carriere’s record is now 2-4. Koskenvuo who recorded the win, made 33 saves on 36 shots. With Koskenvuo recording his first win, his record is now 1-0.

THREE STARS OF THE GAME:

  1. Ty Mueller
  2. Aku Koskenvuo
  3. Colin White

The Barracuda will be back in action on Saturday where they will host the Ontario Reign at 6pm. Last time these two teams faced off was in Ontario on Tuesday November 4th where the Barracuda fell 2-1. Igor Cherynoshov with the lone San Jose goal that game.

Pacific Tigers rallies back from 11 point lead and beats Long Beach State, 69-66

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Pacific Tiger #14 Isaac Jacks slams a putback from his teammate #6 Jayden Clayton with 17 minutes and 5 seconds left in the second half here at Alex g. Spanos Center. (Photo credit to Sports Radio Services Michael Villanueva)

By Michael Villanueva

STOCKTON, Calif. – The Pacific Tigers returned to the Alex G. Spanos Center for a non-conference matchup against Long Beach State. Tipoff was at 7 p.m. in Stockton – my hometown – making this a special night as I covered my first home sporting event.

One team looked to extend its early-season momentum, while the other opposing team just looked to get its first win under the bright lights in San Joaquin County. The Tigers relied on Elias Ralph after scoring 21 points in Pacific’s 78-77 loss to the Nevada Wolf Pack.

The starting lineup for the Pacific Tigers was: Justin Rochelin, Elias Ralph, Jaden Clayton, TJ Wainwright, and Isaac Jack. Leading the way in points per game is their senior forward, Elias Ralph, with 20.5, shooting 52% from the field.

Long Beach State started with: Isaiah Lewis, Leopold Levillain, Petar Majstorovic, Cole Farrel, and Gavin Sykes. Long Beach is still looking for its first win after being on the road for its first two games. With their most recent loss to Fresno State, 82-62.

The game began with intensity inside the Alex G. Spanos Center, with Pacific scoring first on a smooth mid-range jumper from Justin Rochelin to put the Tigers on the board. Long Beach State responded soon with a layup from Petar Majstorovic, setting an early back-and-forth pace.

The Beach made its presence known defensively, raising the intensity with upcourt man-to-man pressure and consistently pressuring Pacific’s guards on each inbound. Long Beach’s defensive intensity put the Tigers into challenging looks and contested shots, making it difficult for them to create a regular rhythm on offense.

Long Beach State led 15-11 with ten minutes left in the half, thanks in large part to Gavin Sykes, who scored 11 of the team’s 15 points in the first half. Sykes was also coming off the bench for Long Beach. Both teams shot less than 35% from the field and less than 16% from three-point range, but the few shots that fell early weighed heavily in what was shaping up to be a low-scoring, defensive first half.

Pacific’s shooting struggles continued throughout the first half. The Tigers went without a three-pointer until the last minute, shooting only 26.3% from the floor and 10% from beyond the arc while committing 11 turnovers against the Beach’s swarming defense. Long Beach’s length and athleticism blocked passing lanes, resulting in six steals, sparking transition opportunities and easy baskets.

Pacific finally broke through late with its first three-pointer of the night, but both teams struggled with cold shooting throughout — the Tigers went 1-for-9 from long, while Long Beach only converted one of six free throws.

Long Beach State led 30-25 at halftime. The Tigers were led by Elias Ralph, who had 7 points and 4 rebounds, while Long Beach was led by Shaquil Bender, who had 11 points and a steal, giving the Beach a small lead heading into the locker room.

Pacific came out of the break with renewed intensity on both ends of the floor. Forward Isaac Jack led the charge and quickly established his presence inside. Jack dominated the first three minutes of the half, grabbing rebounds and finishing through contact for six quick points.

Despite the Tigers’ strong start, Long Beach State responded with poise and precision. Gavin Sykes, who struggled in the first half, came alive in the early second half, scoring 14 points on 5-of-7 shooting (71.4%), including 3-of-4 from deep after missing his only three-pointer earlier. Sykes’ performance allowed the Beach to expand their lead and keep control of the game.

As the second half went on, Pacific began to ramp up the intensity, attempting a determined rally. The Tigers’ big men dominated the paint, crashing the boards and attacking the hoop, forcing Long Beach to foul and sending Pacific to the free-throw line, where they began to capitalize.

The Tigers’ improved aggression paid off on the glass as well, as they outrebounded the Beach 33-26, gaining additional possessions and creating more scoring opportunities. Their hustling and inside presence helped trim Long Beach’s lead to two points, anticipating a chaotic finish with momentum shifting toward Pacific with seven minutes left of the game.

The final minute of the game was heated, coming down to the last second. Gavin Sykes of Long Beach State was fouled on a three-point attempt and made a four-point play, cutting the Tigers’ lead to four points.

Pacific soon turned the ball over on the inbounds, allowing Long Beach to score a fast layup and narrow the game even further. On their following possession, the Tigers advanced the ball past half court and found Isaac Jack, who was fouled on a putback attempt. Jack hit one of two free throws to give Pacific a three-point lead.

Long Beach had a last chance for a fast three-pointer but was unable to get it in, securing the Tigers’ hard-fought victory. Despite a poor perimeter shooting performance, Pacific’s resilience, hustle, and determination in the paint drove the comeback. Long Beach had many players in double numbers, but it was unable to fend off the Tigers’ second-half surge.

Despite a difficult shooting night from beyond the arc, the Tigers found a way to win. Pacific shot 42.3% from the field and 15% from three, but their strength inside and on the boards carried the day. The Tigers scored 34 points in the paint, pulled down 42 boards, and added 31 points off the bench, showing that effort and inside scoring were crucial to their comeback.

Alexis Marmolejos led the way with 15 points on 4-of-7 shooting (57.1%), 7 rebounds, 2 steals, and 1 block, powering Pacific’s offense and defense. Isaac Jack scored 9 points and 4 rebounds in the paint, and Elias Ralph added 15 points and 9 rebounds to help secure the victory.

The Tigers will now turn their attention to the road, meeting Cal State University Fullerton (1-2) on November 15th, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., hoping to build on their grit and inside domination from this hard-fought victory.

San Francisco 49ers podcast David Zizmor: Will injuries have an impact on 49ers as they meet Cardinals Sunday

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San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey (23) gives thanks to the Almighty after scoring a touchdown against the New York Giants in the fourth quarter Sun Nov 2, 2025 in East Rutherford NJ (AP News photo)

San Francisco 49ers podcast David Zizmor:

#1 With Christian McCaffrey still being one of the most versatile offensive weapons in the league, how will the 49ers deploy him against Arizona’s front-seven—and can he exploit any running-lane weaknesses in the Cardinals’ defense?

#2 Given that Mac Jones has been the primary quarterback this season (while Brock Purdy remains uncertain/injured) for San Francisco with 2,151 passing yards so far this year, how might the change in signal-caller impact the 49ers’ offensive rhythm and decision-making?

#3 On the defensive side, how well can the 49ers limit the Cardinals’ offense—especially in the passing game, given Arizona is allowing about 223.7 yards per game through the air so far?

David Zizmor does the San Francisco 49ers podcasts Wednesdays at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

Las Vegas Raiders podcast Tony Renteria: Cowboys-Raiders Monday Night Football preview

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The expression on Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith (7) says it all after the loss to the Denver Broncos at Mile High Stadium in Denver on Sun Nov 6, 2025 (AP News photo)

Las Vegas Raiders podcast Tony Renteria:

#1 How will the Cowboys’ offensive line handle edge pressure from Maxx Crosby, given his reputation as one of the Raiders’ dominant pass rushers?

#2 With the Raiders introducing a faster, more vertical offense under their new coordinator, what role will Tre Tucker play in stretching the Cowboys’ secondary?

#3 On the defensive side, how might the Cowboys attack the Raider’s young edge rusher Malcolm Koonce, who is expected to make a big jump after returning from injury?

#4 The Raiders’ interior defensive line includes young talent like Tyree Wilson — how will the Cowboys adjust their running game (and their ability to cut back) to account for his presence?

#5 On Monday Night Football November 3rd the Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland recovered a blocked punt in the end zone against the Arizona Cardinals and celebrated his first career touchdown in a loss to the Cardinals. On Thu Nov 6 Kneeland was found dead alone in Frisco Texas of a self inflicted gunshot. Kneeland was 24. This has to be not only shocking to the Kneeland family but to the Dallas Cowboys who are coming to Vegas for Monday Night Football.

Tony Renteria does the Las Vegas Raiders podcast each Tuesday at http://www.sportsradioservice.com

Listless Kings Crumble Late as Doug Christie Fires Back at Critics

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Aaron Gordon #32 of the Denver Nuggets looks to drive to the basket on Domantas Sabonis #11 of the Sacramento Kings in the second half at Golden 1 Center on November 11, 2025 in Sacramento, California (Mandatory photo credit: Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

By Jeremiah Salmonson

DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO — The listless Sacramento Kings were back in action on Tuesday night on national television for an 8 p.m. PST affair with the Denver Nuggets. The Kings collapsed in the fourth quarter and fell to the Nuggets 122-108 inside Golden 1 Center.

In the first quarter, the Kings’ defense fueled their offensive efforts. However, Denver still managed to put up 34 points in the first to outscore the Kings, who managed 33 points. The Kings and Nuggets both shot 53% from the field.

In the second quarter, the Kings were outscored by the Nuggets 27-22 as the offense dried up for both teams. The Kings and Nuggets weren’t making shots at the clip they were in the first quarter, as the Kings shot 47% and Denver shot 40% going into halftime. The Kings’ leading scorer was Domantas Sabonis, who had 13 points in the first half, as the Nuggets were paced by Nikola Jokic with 19 points.

Neither team went on long extended runs in the first half, as they both played enough defense to keep each other at bay.

In the third quarter, the Kings continued their solid play as they outscored the Nuggets for the first time in the game, 26-25. The Kings managed to sustain their defensive pressure on the Nuggets in the second half and were looking to get the offense going as they headed into the fourth quarter trailing 85-82.

Through three quarters, the Kings had played solid basketball and done the things they needed to stay in the game against a premier team in the Western Conference.

In the fourth quarter, the Kings struggled mightily early in the quarter, at one point being down by 17 points. The Kings battled the remainder of the game but weren’t able to claw their way back from that deficit and fell to the Nuggets 122-108. The Nuggets outscored the Kings 37-26 in the fourth quarter en route to giving the Kings their third straight loss. The Kings were led in scoring by their two centers, as Domantas Sabonis and Drew Eubanks both scored 19 points. Denver was led in scoring by Nikola Jokic, who dropped 35 points in 32 minutes of action for the Nuggets.

The Kings are mired in a pit of NBA purgatory as they are now 3-8 on the season with no light at the end of the tunnel. The Kings’ defense is atrocious as they sit at 27th in defensive rating. The Kings’ offense, supposedly the strong suit of this team, is also in bad shape as the 24th-ranked offense in the league.

However, Doug Christie seems to think he has his offense right where he wants it and the issues only come from the defensive end of the floor, saying, “It ain’t about the offense.”

Well, I’m not sure if Doug knows, but the Kings have the 24th-ranked offense and are 20th in points per game. And, as my colleague Chris Biderman of the Sacramento Bee pointed out on X, the lineups including Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan and Dennis Schroder had an offensive rating of 104.3. That’s right near the bottom of the NBA. So, the Kings have deep-rooted problems on both ends of the floor.

Up Next: The Kings will stay home to take on the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday at 7 p.m. PST in what will be the second night of a back-to-back.

Whether you’re pre-gaming with the Kings or celebrating an A’s win, Cyprus Grille at the Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown – Arena is your downtown go-to.

⚡Craft cocktails? Check.
🔥Game-day bites? Oh yeah.
🏟️Steps from Golden 1 Center? You bet.

Open daily, Cyprus Grille is serving up local flavor with a front-row seat to the action. Stop by before or after the game—or make it your new downtown hangout.

Cyprus Grille—where fans fuel up.

📍Located inside the Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown – Arena @ 300 J Street

Happy Hour – 4pm-6pm

Show your ticket for additional discounts when dining in. 

Skarek blocks Canucks in 7-0 win

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San Jose Barracuda vs Abbotsford Canucks on Tuesday November 11th at Abbotsford Centre (via abbycanucks/x)

By Madison Montez

San Jose struck first scoring eight minutes into the first period courtesy of Patrick Giles. San Jose got on the board again when Zack Ostapchuk scored in his first game back with the Barracuda after getting sent down from the Sharks. Pavol Regenda registered the main assist, his second of the night.

They did not take the foot off the gas pedal when Lucas Carlsson scored his second of the season, three minutes into the second, to make it now 3-0. To add to the lead, Patrick Giles scored his second of the night, Vincent Iorio, who is on loan from the Sharks, registered the main assist, now 4-0.

Igor Cherynoshov scored his fourth of the season to advance the score to 5-0. 8 minutes into the third, Igor Cherynoshov scored his second of the night, now making it 6-0. To complete the hat trick, Cherynoshov scored his third of the game to absolutely seal the win.

Both goalies faced a good amount of shots. After the first period, Abbotsford outshot San Jose 12 to 11. After the second period, San Jose heavily outshot Abbotsford 10 to 5. After the game, San Jose outshot Abbotsford 36-27.

Both teams had the chance to show their special teams in tonight’s game. San Jose came into the game third on the powerplay with a 26.2% and last on the penalty kill with a 69.0%. For Abbotsford, they came into the game 4th on the powerplay with a 23.7% and 8th on the penalty kill with a 72.5%. San Jose went to the box twice and Abbotsford went 0-2 on the PP. Abbotsford also went to the box twice and San Jose went 1-2 on the powerplay.

Jakub Skarek, who has been good for the Barracuda so far, got the start for San Jose. Skarek making 27 saves on 27 shots, recorded the win. While Ty Young who made 16 saves on 21 shots, recorded the loss.

THREE STARS OF THE GAME:

  1. Igor Cherynoshov
  2. Jakub Skarek
  3. Patrick Giles

The Barracuda will be back in action Wednesday night at 7pm against this same Abbotsford Canucks team. Gabriel Carriere and Jonathan Lemeieux are expected to get the start in Wednesday’s game.

That’s Amaury News and Commentary podcast: A’s Kurtz and Braves Baldwin Rookies of the Year; Guardians Ortiz and Clase up on charges of taking bribes; plus more news

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Sacramento A’s Nick Kurtz is congratulated in the Sacramento dugout after slugging a two home run against the Cincinnati Reds at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento on Sun Sep 14, 2025. Kurtz was voted as the AL Rookie of the Year on Mon Nov 10, 2025. (AP News photo)

That’s Amaury News and Commentary podcast:

#1 Sacramento A’s first baseman Nick Kurtz was selected as the unanimous choice as the American League Rookie of the Year award winner. The National League winner was Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin MLB said on Monday night.

#2 Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz showed up in federal court on Monday on charges that said he and teammate Emmanuel Clase were taking bribes set up in their native Dominican Republic in order to win bets based on pitches they threw.

#3 How bad does it have to get in MLB as bookies, sportsbooks and established betting parlors are now restricted to a $200 limit on betting on individual pitches and bets prohibited would be in parlays that will decrease any chances of manipulation according to MLB on Monday.

#4  Chicago Cubs right hand pitcher Kyle Hendricks won the ERA title and a World Series championship during his illustrious 12 year Major League career has announced his retirement. Hendricks, 35 finished his final season with the Los Angeles Angels with a 8-10 and a 4.76 ERA. Hendricks played his first 11 years with the Cubs.

#5 The San Francisco Giants brought back former manager Bruce Bochy as special advisor for both the baseball and business sides. Bochy had managed the Giants for 28 season as a MLB manager. Giants president Buster Posey hoping that Bochy can help get the Giants pointed back in the right direction as Bochy was hired on Monday.

Amaury Pi-Gonzalez – Cuban-born Pi-González is one of the pioneers of Spanish-language baseball play-by-play in America. Began as Oakland A’s Spanish-language voice in 1977 ending in 2024 (interrupted by stops with the Giants, Mariners and Angels). Voice of the Golden State Warriors from 1992 through 1998. 2010 inducted in the Bay Area Radio Hall of fame.

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Sharks Upset Wild, Win 2-1 in OT

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San Jose Sharks goaltender Yaroslav Askarov (30) deflects a shot by the Minnesota Wild’s left wing Marcus Folingo (17) in the first period at the Target Center in St. Paul on Tue Nov 11, 2025 (AP News photo)

By Mary Walsh

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Minnesota Wild 2-1 in overtime on Tuesday. Will Smith and Collin Graf scored for San Jose. Yaroslav Askarov made 28 saves for the win. Matt Boldy scored for the Wild and Filip Gustavsson made 16 saves in the loss.

The first period ended scoreless with the Wild out-shooting the Sharks 8-5. Each team took one minor penalty but the penalty kills were perfect.

Matt Boldy scored the first goal of the game on the power play at 5:02 of the second period. Mats Zuccarello set up Boldy with a cross-ice pass from just above the goal line. An assist also went to Zeev Buium.

The Wild outshot the Sharks 15-5 in the second period. The Sharks took three penalties to the Wild’s one.

Will Smith scored a power play goal midway through the third period to tie the game. The goal came off of a four-touch play starting with a drop-pass from Macklin Celebrini to William Eklund and ending with a cross-ice pass from Celebrini to Smith for the shot. Assists went to Celebrini and Tyler Toffoli.

The third period saw the Sharks finally catch up on the shot clock, leading 7-6. The Wild toook the only penalty of the third.

As they had been in much of the game, the Wild looked like the dominant team in overtime. The Sharks spent very little time in control of the puck. Finally, Macklin Celebrini did get the puck and carried it in for a pass through the Wild defense. Collin Graf caught that pass and scored the game winner at 2:41 of overtime. Sam Dickinson also got an assist.

The Sharks next play on Thursday in Calgary against the Flames at 6:00 PM PT.