San Jose Sharks @ Detroit Red WingsWin
Shoot Out 3-2
88 points
Game #60
Injury Report:
Manny Malhorta and Marc Edward Vlasic still not game ready; still no date back.
Up & Down Game:
No one was sent down therefore no one came up; Dwight Helmenin still playing
Fights:
Nichol vs. Miller (not really a fight) Miller gave Nichol a cheap shot when Scott was on the ice, he came up swinging
Clowe vs. Ericsson: Clowe took the big man down
Nichol vs. Miller (not really a fight) Miller gave Nichol a cheap shot when Scott was on the ice, he came up swinging
Clowe vs. Ericsson: Clowe took the big man down
NHL League Leaders:
Joe Thornton with 59 assists
Dany Healtey tied with Steve Stamkos with 14 power play goals
Sharks Best Face-Off Team
Sharks Best Road Team
Joe Thornton with 59 assists
Dany Healtey tied with Steve Stamkos with 14 power play goals
Sharks Best Face-Off Team
Sharks Best Road Team
Game Notes:
The 4th and final meeting between these two teams with Detroit taking the majority of the wins. When Clowe scores the Sharks are 12-1-1.
Powerful opening shift, I love the passion that the Sharks came out with, it was like yesterdays game never happened. Bodies flying everywhere “It’s a war in front of the nets” Randy Hahn; which is was there was a minimum of 2 players in front of each goaltender. Red Wings scored first on a power play, they would go 1 for 4 on special teams. The penalty kill was insane tonight with the exception of the one hiccup. But the Sharks came back 3 seconds later to tie the score then scored again to go into the locker room with a rare lead.
The whole game had a great flow to it, no one ever settled down; the pace never really fell into a rhythm. This was by far the BEST effort EVER against the Detroit team. To the Sharks credit they fought through a lot of non calls by the referee’s. the scoring opportunities went back in forth in the 3rd, where the Red Wings tied it on a weird goal. The ref’s let play continue for at least a minute before blowing the whistle and the review went upstairs to show a goal. Overtime: Rob Blake took a tripping penalty half way thru and the Sharks did a absolutely amazing job 4 on 3 to not gave the game up. Nabby had a career record of saves with 50.
The 4th and final meeting between these two teams with Detroit taking the majority of the wins. When Clowe scores the Sharks are 12-1-1.
Powerful opening shift, I love the passion that the Sharks came out with, it was like yesterdays game never happened. Bodies flying everywhere “It’s a war in front of the nets” Randy Hahn; which is was there was a minimum of 2 players in front of each goaltender. Red Wings scored first on a power play, they would go 1 for 4 on special teams. The penalty kill was insane tonight with the exception of the one hiccup. But the Sharks came back 3 seconds later to tie the score then scored again to go into the locker room with a rare lead.
The whole game had a great flow to it, no one ever settled down; the pace never really fell into a rhythm. This was by far the BEST effort EVER against the Detroit team. To the Sharks credit they fought through a lot of non calls by the referee’s. the scoring opportunities went back in forth in the 3rd, where the Red Wings tied it on a weird goal. The ref’s let play continue for at least a minute before blowing the whistle and the review went upstairs to show a goal. Overtime: Rob Blake took a tripping penalty half way thru and the Sharks did a absolutely amazing job 4 on 3 to not gave the game up. Nabby had a career record of saves with 50.
Stars of the Game:
1. Ryane Clowe- passion and determination
2. Niklas Wallin & Dwight Helmenin- first points as Sharks
3. Nabby- another amazing performance from the net minder
Goals:First Period-
Joe Thornton
from Wallin and Boyle
Dwight Helmenin
From Mitchell and Nichol
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