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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.

Even with some chances from Celebrini and company late in the frame, it was 2-0 after one.

Sharks fans are feeling the pain after this back-to-back loss, exposing defensive holes big time.

Young guys like Misa and Letty got caught pinching or colliding, and Vets couldn't clear the zone.

Goaltender Askarov stood tall with breakaway stops, but the team looked gassed from the schedule grind.

Things stayed ugly into the third, with Ducks tacking on more after a graph penalty.

Goodrow fumbled a clear, Carlson blasted another home, then Mukamadoulin's tally gave Sharks a flicker of hope.

But Anaheim sealed it with one final goal, no late rally in sight.

This one's a wake-up call for San Jose.

They need tighter D and more direct shots to compete.

Ducks showed why they're building momentum while Sharks head home licking wounds before the next slate.

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