San Jose Sharks center Tyler Toffoli, second from right, celebrates his goal against the Seattle Kraken with teammates, including defenseman Timothy Liljegren (37), center Alexander Wennberg (21) and defenseman Shakir Mukhamadullin (85) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025, in Seattle. Credit: AP/Lindsey Wasson

Smith took a pass from Macklin Celebrini in the Utah zone, put the puck through the legs of Mammoth defenseman Nate Schmidt, stickhandled around forward Brandon Tanev, who fell down on the play, then fired a shot past screened goalie Vitek Vanecek to give the Sharks a 4-2 lead.

Yaroslav Askarov made 28 saves to help San Jose (5-6-3) win for the third time in four games. Ryan Winterton netted his first NHL goal in 34 career games for Seattle. Joey Daccord stopped 15 shots but the Kraken lost in regulation at home for the first time after a 4-0-2 start in their own building.

Philipp Kurashev scored in regulation and the only goal of a shootout, and the San Jose Sharks held on for a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night. San Jose’s first player in the shootout,

SAN JOSE -- Despite a late equalizer from Adrian Kempe, the Los Angeles Kings went on to fall 4-3 in a shootout to the San Jose Sharks at the SAP Center on Thursday evening. Falling to 10-6-5, Los Angeles finished a six-game stint on the road at 4-1-1.

Eklund scored his first November goal at a time when the Sharks needed him the most. His slap shot at the 14:03 mark of the second frame tied the game at 2-2, and it set the stage for Adam Gaudette's game-winner 74 seconds later. Eklund has 15 points (six goals, nine assists) in 21 games, but he has only four points in 10 games this month.

Collin Graf scored 2:41 into overtime and the surging San Jose Sharks came back to beat the Minnesota Wild 2-1 on Tuesday night.

The NHL’s unstoppable force poured it on the Sharks on Wednesday at Ball Arena, romping to their 10th straight victory to extend the longest win streak in the league this season. The 6-0 thrashing was highlighted by a blitz of three goals in the span of 76 seconds, the latter two lamp-lighters coming just nine ticks apart.

Eklund scored a power-play goal in Friday's 3-2 win over the Canucks.