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Vancouver Canucks pulled off a 4-3 shootout win over the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center.

Linus Carlson sealed it with a slick goal in the sixth round, snapping Vancouver's four-game skid.

Their record now sits at 23 wins, 48 losses, and eight overtime losses.

Marco Rossi, Jake DeBrusque, and Teddy Bluger lit the lamp for the Canucks, with Kevin Lankanen back from injury making 28 saves in his first.

Plays.

Sharks bench boss Ryan Worsoski pointed to defensive zone lapses as the killer detail.

This loss dropped San Jose to 0-2-1 in their last three, leaving them five points back of the Los Angeles Kings for that second wildcard spot with.

Just three games left.

Macklin Celebrini dished two assists to hit 110 points this season.

Vancouver heads into the final stretch with some momentum while the Sharks fight to keep playoff hopes alive.

Every game's got to count now.

It's April 12th.

You're listening to San Jose Sharks News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad.

Vancouver Canucks pulled off a 4-3 shootout win over the San Jose Sharks, putting the home team right on the edge of missing the playoffs.

Linus Carlsen sealed it with a slick goal in the sixth round, beating Yaroslav Askarov after both sides traded one each in the first five.

That victory snapped Vancouver's four-game losing streak and ruined San Jose's last home game of a solid season.

The game stayed tight all night.

Sharks grabbed the 3-2 lead late in the third when Igor Chernyshov netted his second, but Teddy Bluger tied it up on the power play with three minutes left.