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The gritty score lit up the scoreboard and gave Sharks fans a much-needed boost during a tough stretch.

26.

Earlier this week on Thursday night, Gaudet struck first in the opening period against the rival Los Angeles Kings right at SAP Center.

That early tally set an aggressive tone, putting San Jose ahead and energizing the home crowd.

Fans erupted in cheers, with many calling it a turning point in the matchup.

Gaudet's hot streak highlights his value as a depth player who's stepping up big when the team needs him most.

Then on Saturday night, he added to the highlight reel with a slick tip-in during the second period against the Florida Panthers.

That wild goal helped extend the Sharks' lead, showing Gaudette's nose for the net in clutch moments.

With Gaudette finding the back of the net like clockwork, the Sharks are gaining momentum.

But after these high-energy battles, everyone could use a comfy spot to crash without shifting around all night.

No need to switch positions when your head is inside.

A solely pillow.

For the San Jose Sharks Daily News Now, it's December 21st.

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San Jose Sharks forward Colin Graff is heating up as the season progresses.

The 23-year-old from Lincoln, Massachusetts, has set new career highs with eight goals, 10 assists, and 18 points in just 34 games this year.

Last season, Graff showed flashes of promise, notching five goals and 11 points in 33 games.

Now, with more NHL experience under his belt, he's turning that potential into consistent production on the ice.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about Groff's growth.