US EditionMason McTavish gives Ducks a shootout victory over Sharks
- The Anaheim Ducks defeated the San Jose Sharks 4-3 after a shootout on Tuesday at Honda Center.
- The Sharks' defensive corps has been plagued by a recent series of injuries, impacting player availability.
- Shakir Mukhamadullin scored a goal and played a bigger role before being injured by Frank Vatrano early in the third period.
- Alexandar Georgiev made 35 saves, with Sharks winger Tyler Toffoli noting that he kept the Sharks in the game.
- Mason McTavish scored the shootout's only goal, securing the Ducks' victory, while the Sharks face Edmonton next on Thursday.
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Whittier Daily News
Ducks continue to focus on progress with two weeks left
The Ducks migrated north to Calgary, where they’ll play one of two remaining meetings with the Flames after losing both previous matchups this season. They nearly snatched defeat from the jaws of victory against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday, transmuting a 3-1 second-intermission lead into a tie at the end of regulation, thanks to loosened play for much of the final 40 minutes. But Mason McTavish, who assisted on all three goals in regulation, …
Press-Telegram
Mason McTavish gives Ducks a shootout victory over Sharks
ANAHEIM — A strong start. A shaky middle. A jelly-legged third. And a frantic overtime. After all of that, the Ducks and the cellar-dwelling San Jose Sharks sorted out their final meeting of the season in a shootout, where Mason McTavish was the only player to convert out of the six who tried, claiming a 4-3 victory in the final contest of a five-game homestand that would have been a shame to lose. Ending with an overtime shootout was not on any…
Marin Independent Journal
Defenseman injured in San Jose Sharks’ shootout loss to Anaheim Ducks
Defenseman Shakir Mukhamadullin was injured by Anaheim Ducks forward Frank Vatrano early in the third period of Tuesday’s game at Honda Center. Mukhamadullin ran into Troy Terry in the neutral zone, a play that knocked down the Ducks forward. Vatrano then went after Mukhamadullin, dropping his stick and throwing his gloves down before he grabbed the Sharks blueliner and dragged him to the ice. Mukhamadullin, not expecting Vatrano to come after h…
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