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Sharks fans knew him from earlier days with the Vegas Golden Knights, where he had a heated rivalry with their former player Evander Kane, including a big fight in the 2019 playoffs.
This scrap reminds everyone why the sport loves its enforcers, proving toughness remains at hockey's core even today.
Here's more Dallas Stars news for March 21st.
Vladimir Tarasenko scored just 3 minutes and 6 seconds into overtime to give the Minnesota Wild a 2-1 win over the Dallas Stars.
This tight game could serve as a preview for a first-round playoff matchup between the Central Division rivals.
Bobby Brink tied the score with a breakaway goal in the second period, while Philip Gustafson turned aside 28 shots to secure the victory.
The Wild pulled this off without two key players, as Kirill Kaprizov sat out his second straight game and Joel Eriksson, Eke, missed his third, both, dealing with lower body injuries.
Still, Minnesota holds third place in the Central Division, five points behind Dallas and 14 ahead of Utah.
Dallas got on the board first, with Jason Robertson's 38th goal of the season on a power play.
The Stars sit just three points back of Colorado after a recent one-win-one-loss, one-tie stretch that snapped their 14-game point streak.
With playoffs looming, this result shakes up the Central race a bit.
The Stars host Vegas tomorrow, while the Wild kick off a three-game road trip Tuesday in Tampa Bay.
The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on San Jose Sharks News Today.
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The Buffalo Sabres grabbed a convincing 5-0 shutout win over the San Jose Sharks on Thursday night during their Western Road trip.
Goalie Alex Lyons stood tall with 23 saves for his third clean sheet of the season, while the team scored all five goals on just 16.
Shots total.
Buffalo started slow but exploded in the middle of the second period with three quick goals from Noah Ostland, Sam Carrick, and Rasmus Dahlin on there.
Only three shots that frame.
Early in the third, Tob Shin notched his 35th goal of the year, and Carrick added his second of the night for good measure.
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