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On April 9th, tonight's Pacific Division clash pits the Anaheim Ducks against the San Jose Sharks in Anaheim at 10 p.m.
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The Ducks sit at 41 wins, 32 losses, and 5 ties, desperate to snap a brutal six-game losing streak.
Meanwhile, the Sharks are 37-33-7, holding strong and tight gains with a 19-win, 5-loss, 6-tie mark-end.
One-goal battles
Standout stars are lighting it up.
Cutter Gauthier leads Anaheim with 38 goals and 27 assists, though he's day-to-day with an N, upper body issue.
For San Jose, Celebrini's got 42 goals and 66 assists, while Alexander Winberg has chipped in 5 goals and 5 assists over the last 10 games.
Both squads have been middling lately.
The Ducks 4 wins, 5 losses, 1 tie in their last 10, averaging 3.2 goals scored, but leaking 3.8.
Sharks are 5-4-1, putting up 2.9 goals while allowing 3.2.
Injuries hit hard, too, with Ducks missing key guys like Petr Marazic for the season and Radko Gudis, plus Sharks without Ryan Reeves.
Sportsbooks have the Ducks as minus-177 favorites, Sharks plus-147 dogs, over under 6.5 expect goals, flying as.
These rivals battle to shift their Pacific standings.
From your team, powered by AI, this is San Jose Sharks News Today.
On April 9th, the San Jose Sharks' playoff dreams took a serious hit with a 5-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers at SAP Center on Wednesday night.
They sit at 81 points, two back of the Los Angeles Kings and three behind the Nashville Predators, holding second wild card in the West.
To make it, San Jose basically has to sweep their final stretch against Anaheim, Vancouver, Nashville, Chicago, and Winnipeg teams they should beat in, most cases.
Fans left frustrated as the Sharks racked up penalties that fueled Edmonton's first three goals, while mustering only 14 shots to the Oilers.
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