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For the Sharks, Will Smith scored twice, but they could not overcome the early deficit.

Nashville now holds the second wild card spot in the Western Conference, sitting just three points behind Utah.

San Jose trails the Predators by seven points and has dropped five games in a row.

With this win extending their dominance, 14 straight against the Sharks, the Predators head into the playoff push with real momentum building.

San Jose Sharks News Today, powered by AI bringing you when matters, on and off the field.

I'm Corey with the story.

Jason Robertson scored for Dallas, adding to his team-leading 38 goals and 82 points.

The game stayed close to route, with power plays making a big difference.

Wyatt Johnston reached a milestone, notching his 40th goal of the year on the Stars' second-ranked power play.

Jesper Brat and Connor Brown also found the net for the Devils, while Johnston and Robertson fueled Dallas' comeback attempts.

Fans saw end-to-end action, with goalies Jake Oettinger and Casey DeSmith facing heavy pressure late.

The Stars pushed hard in the second period, but couldn't overcome New Jersey's rush goals.

It highlighted both teams' offensive firepower heading into the stretch run.

Review shows the Devils capitalized on turnovers and odd man rushes, like Hughes' second tally.

Dallas sits at 97 points despite the road loss, still in strong playoff position.

New Jersey builds momentum with balanced scoring.

This clash sets up intense follow-ups as both squads chase postseason spots.

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On March 25th, the San Jose Sharks fell 6-3 to the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena.