Corey

For the Sharks, Shakir Mukhamadoulin scored their lone goal, but Yaroslav Askarov faced 24 shots.

This win keeps Anaheim third in the Pacific Division, tied on points with second-place Vegas Golden Knights and just one point behind first place.

Edmonton Oilers San Jose sits four points back of the Los Angeles Kings for that second wild-card spot, with Nashville and Winnipeg in the way.

Carlson called it a blueprint for the team, a total game from defense to offense that builds momentum heading into the stretch run.

At 36, he's just the third defenseman that age or older to snag a hat trick, joining some legends in the record books.

It's April 10th.

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Ducks just smoked the Sharks, six goals to one, snapping their winless streak and grabbing back some serious momentum in the Pacific Division.

That blowout came with killer defense and nonstop offensive pressure, putting them right back in the playoff hunt late in the season.

They jumped on San Jose early, who played last night, setting a blazing pace that wore them down from the drop.

The fourth line hopped shifts like they owned the ice, shutting down top lines and creating chances.

Power play clicked huge in the third, with John snagging a hat trick from the top, showing smart reads and shot presence.

Coach called it focus and consistency against a rival who lit them up before.

With only three games left, it's one must-win at a time.

Ducks show they can flip the script and keep pushing for that spot.

On April 10th, the San Jose Sharks got smoked 6-1 by the Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center last night.

Shakir Mukhamadoulin notched the Sharks' only goal with a slick wrist shot off a nice setup from Toffoli.

Early on, Anaheim jumped ahead quick, outshooting San Jose 7-0 in the first period alone.

Sharks turned over pucks in bad spots, and their forecheck fizzled, leading to easy goals for the Ducks.