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Gerard Gallant believes his Vegas Golden Knights are playing their best hockey of the season. After back-to-back shutouts, 15-year veteran goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury certainly might be. Fleury stopped 19 shots to lead the Golden Knights to a 3-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday. Continue to Article

March 03, 2019 9:09:pm EST

Sharks vs. Bruins watch guide: Projected lines and defensive pairs originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com SAN JOSE -- After carving out a win on Saturday, the Sharks look to close out their three-game homestand on a high note with a Monday night matchup against the Boston Bruins. San Jose had to grind on Saturday night against the Vancouver Canucks, but emerged with a 3-2 victory. Afterward, Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said his team "had to work for a win tonight -- and that's how it should be." Continue to Article

February 18, 2019 3:21:pm EST

Some fans and spectators likely expected that the Sharks were going to steamroll the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night. Just look at their matchups thus far this season.  San Jose shut Vancouver out 4-0 in November, and walloped on the Canucks' rookie goaltender less than a week ago to win 7-2. "Every night, it doesn't matter who you're playing, you expect a pretty close game," explained captain Joe Pavelski, who scored the Sharks' game-winning goal. Continue to Article

February 17, 2019 2:10:am EST

Sharks takeaways: What we learned in Erik Karlsson's return in win vs. Canucks originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com SAN JOSE – The Sharks and the Vancouver Canucks played a wacky one on Saturday night. The puck was skipping, the sticks were breaking and it seemed like every time you turned your head another skater in teal was headed for the penalty box -- but we'll break that down later. After a back-and-forth first 45 minutes, San Jose captain Joe Pavelski scored the game-winning goal in the third period to give the Sharks the 3-2 victory. Continue to Article

February 17, 2019 12:56:am EST

From the moment Mark Messier came to the New York Rangers in 1991, he knew he was expected to lead the team to its first Stanley Cup championship in more than 50 years. ”There was no escaping the pressure of 1940,” Messier said about the last year the Rangers had won the Cup. Messier accomplished the task in 1994 as the Rangers ended their 54-year title drought by outlasting the Vancouver Canucks in seven games in the Stanley Cup Final. Continue to Article

February 08, 2019 8:32:pm EST