Red-hot San Jose Sharks do just about everything right in blowout 6-1 win over Seattle Kraken

Red-hot San Jose Sharks Dominate Seattle Kraken 6-1

The San Jose Sharks delivered a commanding performance in a 6-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Wednesday at Climate Pledge Arena. The Sharks' offense was firing on all cylinders, with six different players scoring goals.

Offensive Highlights

Macklin Celebrini scored and is now tied for the most points in the NHL alongside Connor McDavid.
John Klingberg, often criticized this season, broke through with a power-play goal.

Special Teams Performance

The Sharks' penalty kill unit, which had struggled earlier in the season, successfully stopped all six of the Kraken’s power plays.
Ty Dellandrea scored a short-handed goal, boosting the team's momentum.

Goaltending

Yaroslav Askarov was particularly impressive in the first period when the game was still closely contested, finishing with 28 saves on 29 shots.

Season Overview

With a record of 5-2-1 in their last eight games after a tough 0-4-2 start, the Sharks have played solid hockey throughout most of the season. This game marked a clear moment where everything clicked together.

“How often has that been the case in recent years?”

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Author's Summary

The Sharks showcased a near-flawless performance, balancing potent offense, disciplined defense, and strong goaltending to secure a decisive win over the Kraken.

NBC Sports Bay Area & California — 2025-11-06