ANAHEIM \u2014 The San Jose Sharks take on the Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center.<\/p>\n
Shakir Mukhamadullin scored, but the Sharks lost 6-1.<\/p>\n
Period 1<\/p>\n
Right by the net, you can argue that you want Smith just to jam it from time to time, instead of forcing a soft pass to Celebrini on weak side that gets intercepted. Don\u2019t want to take Smith\u2019s instincts away, but changing up attack expectations from time to time isn\u2019t bad, and speaks to the directness that San Jose Sharks could use. Start the game with a shot, maybe surprise Dostal.<\/p>\n
Carlsson goal: Dellandrea will get roasted (and got roasted by Carlsson), but how did he end up as the defenseman there? Kreider made a really nice behind-the-back stationary exit pass to Carlsson, but I don\u2019t think Leddy should\u2019ve bit on that. Pinching is good, but that wasn\u2019t the moment to do it. Anyway, Leddy committed, backchecking Misa ran into him, and Murder, Leo Wrote.<\/p>\n
Carlson goal: Misa was just rocked by Sennecke in corner. But actually, made the play to Toffoli on the wall. Soft Toffoli clear doesn\u2019t get out though. No one, youngsters or vets, doing it for the San Jose Sharks right now. Moving screen in front of Askarov, tough to pick up, and Carlson picks a corner too. Disastrous start.<\/p>\n
9 in: Sharks outshot 7-0 so far. Not to go back to the Smith play earlier, on a better team, that\u2019s not a big deal, but on this team, that\u2019s still be San Jose Sharks\u2019 best opportunity to shoot so far tonight, I think. That was time and situation, start the game off with a perfectly good chance, maybe not a Grade-A, but good shooting area.<\/p>\n
Barclay Goodrow, from 149 feet, registers #SJSharks<\/a> 1st shot of the game, 13:12 into first period.<\/p>\n That’s about right for how they’ve played<\/p>\n \u2014 Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) April 10, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n 5 left: Celebrini line finally gets some shots off, all from distance, but it\u2019s a start. Still just a 2-0 game.<\/p>\n San Jose starting to find a little game, Orlov had a shot from high, high slot that deflected dangerously. Keep firing, keep crashing net.<\/p>\n 1 left: Oh man, Celebrini got a good bounce going downhill in slot. What a play by Poehling, dove to prevent Celebrini from getting ahold of it.<\/p>\n Celebrini looked a little uncomfortable after Poehling, diving for the puck, took out his legs by accident.<\/p>\n Celebrini seemed to skate off OK, we’ll see coming out for 2nd.<\/p>\n Actually a great defensive play by Poehling, the deflecting the puck out part, that was going to be\u2026<\/p>\n \u2014 Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) April 10, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Period 2<\/p>\n Celebrini just took a long opening shift, and nobody’s checking on him on the bench, so assume he’s OK<\/p>\n \u2014 Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) April 10, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Killorn goal: What a turn of events. San Jose Sharks\u2019 forecheck actually gets something going, Wennberg sets up Dickinson for a one-timer\u2026and Dickinson shanks it. His buddy Sennecke picks it up, off on a clear-cut 2-on-1. Sennecke patience, outwaits Leddy starfish, and fortunate too, his pass bounces off Leddy, Askarov too, and Killorn scores a gimme. Gotta feel for Sam there, who\u2019s had a couple rough nights.<\/p>\n 10 in: San Jose Sharks look like they\u2019re just spent. Blame the schedule if you want. Most back-to-back\u2019s in NHL, right? But something a better team would grind through.<\/p>\n 7 left: Celebrini line fiddles the puck around but no shot.<\/p>\n 6 left: Carlsson just rips it from Sherwood at center ice, breakaway, big Askarov save.<\/p>\n 2 left: San Jose Sharks starting to attack downhill, think Wennberg set up Desharnais for probably their best chance of the game. Big Dostal save.<\/p>\n