DETROIT \u2014 The San Jose Sharks are having trouble holding leads.<\/p>\n
The Sharks, for the fourth time this season, blew a two-goal third period lead. But this time, unlike the first three times, San Jose failed to escape with the win, dropping a 4-3 shootout decision to the Detroit Red Wings. Dmitry Orlov<\/a>, Macklin Celebrini<\/a>, and Ivar Stenberg<\/a> scored.<\/p>\n Celebrini discussed what Stenberg has brought to the power play, Orlov took the blame for the loss, Alex Wennberg<\/a> talked about playing his cousin Anton Johansson for the first time, and San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky tried to make sense of the \u201cfrustrating\u201d loss.<\/p>\n Sharks tools<\/p>\n A deeper game story with micro-stats from Stathletes and game action clips, Sharks Insight, will be published soon.<\/p>\n Ryan Warsofsky<\/p>\n Warsofsky, on why the San Jose Sharks are blowing late leads:<\/p>\n Just our details, understand where we\u2019re at in the game, certain details within our game, really\u2026<\/p>\n I didn\u2019t think we were sitting back. That second goal, we make a tough read there in the neutral zone. Third one, obviously goes off when he skates and goes right to him, so that\u2019s kind of unfortunate. But it doesn\u2019t feel like we\u2019re sitting back. We\u2019re still getting some opportunities. We\u2019re pushing forward. We\u2019re saying the right things for whatever reason. This has kind of gone on here for a little bit.<\/p>\n Macklin Celebrini<\/p>\n Celebrini, on Wennberg\u2019s power play contributions:<\/p>\n The whole thing runs through him. He\u2019s been such an unselfish big part of our power play, just screening the goalie and always being around the net and banging in anything that we need to. And he\u2019s always so smart with the puck and retrieves the puck well.<\/p>\n Dmitry Orlov<\/p>\n Orlov, unprompted, took accountability for the loss: “I think we lost because of me on the second goal.”<\/p>\n Orlov was beat to the backdoor by Finnie, that goal cut #SJSharks<\/a> lead down to 3-2.<\/p>\n Good for him, because he obviously did a lot right tonight too<\/p>\n