SEATTLE \u2014 The San Jose Sharks head to Climate Pledge Arena to take on the Seattle Kraken.<\/p>\n
Alex Wennberg scored, but the Sharks lost 4-1.<\/p>\n
Period 1<\/p>\n
How is that Evans check to Toffoli\u2019s back not called? Unless Toffoli sold it? Dangerous area.<\/p>\n
1: Newly-formed top line showing some chemistry so far. Kurashev post?<\/p>\n
Nice job by Wennberg, taking Winterton\u2019s stick in front of a chance in front of Nedeljkovic. It\u2019s a block actually.<\/p>\n
4 in: What a pass by Celebrini.<\/p>\n
This pass from Macklin Celebrini. looooolll pic.twitter.com\/nMNUCCsL3f<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 JD Young (@MyFryHole) November 16, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n Schwartz goal: Stephenson goes wide of Klingberg, would argue Klingberg shouldn\u2019t chase the puck there, which allows the wide attack. It\u2019s a down-low 2-on-1 from there. A little too much confidence in his skating there from Klingberg?<\/p>\n 9 in: Wow, excellent exit pass by Goodrow. He drew in three Kraken, then passed it through them to Ostapchuk.<\/p>\n 5 left: That\u2019s a strong Klingberg shift. He was rolling all over the OZ, but defensively aware, set up Dellandrea for a good chance from behind the net.<\/p>\n 4 left: Nice Ostapchuk exit bounce pass under a lot of duress. Could be luck, but if that\u2019s real, nice touch. Only one place for that to go with a good ending, and he did it.<\/p>\n 3 left: Wennberg has had a strong game so far. On backcheck, he covers for Desharnais pinching, then directs Leddy toward puck carrier while he takes pass option. That forces an early shot, easy save.<\/p>\n 2 left: Immaturity by Mukhamadullin IMO. Seen this happen to him a couple times before. Too much time with the puck, if that\u2019s possible. He gets himself in trouble, though he had clear breakout options with a fresh top line just seconds earlier. But he doesn\u2019t move it, and the F1 on top of him. Completely unforced error there.<\/p>\n Wennberg goal: Macklin master class. But actually, a lot of good puck movement on that goal, including from Klingberg. But Celebrini, what a pass to Wennberg, who just has stick on ice for re-direction. Also, Eklund with a no-look shot-pass, that\u2019s the pass that really breaks up Kraken PK, as three PK\u2019ers try to close on Eklund. That leaves a quick Celebrini pass for an open Wennberg.<\/p>\n Good for the San Jose Sharks, even without that power play goal, they\u2019ve responded with a solid period after that Calgary clunker.<\/p>\n Period 2<\/p>\n Outstanding shift from new third line, highlighted by a beaut Toffoli chance to Dellandrea in front. Toffoli\u2019s never been the best skater, so what I watch more from him is the precision of his puck movement. That\u2019s how he can keep up with faster linemates, he executes fast. That was off last two games, but he looks back to normal there tonight. Previously, he had been doing a nice job on the Celebrini line as a bridge connector of plays, until the road trip.<\/p>\n 2 in: Wennberg in his bag tonight. Back-to-back shifts, gorgeous set-ups for Eklund and Graf. One was a more stationary wall to slot lead pass that Eklund beat his man to, then Graf\u2019s from behind the net magic. San Jose Sharks testing Grubauer, who replaced Murray after the Wennberg goal.<\/p>\n Goodrow penalty: I\u2019m with Goodrow, and Mayers is talking about it on the broadcast. Evans held Goodrow\u2019s stick there. That kind of overt hooking doesn\u2019t happen by accident.<\/p>\n 8 in: Klingberg chases a not 50-50 puck on his blueline, misses, it\u2019s a 2-on-1 the other way. He has to do a better job of when to go and when to no.<\/p>\n Smith no-goal: Nice job by Smith defensively, wins the battle high.<\/p>\n Maybe I was wrong! <\/p>\n I do see a kicking motion at the 10-second mark here, and I do think the puck goes in because of that. But\u2026deliberate or not? https:\/\/t.co\/B8YSpPrZfK<\/a><\/p>\n