Blues Edge Sharks in OT Thriller
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It's March 27th. Welcome in. This is San Jose Sharks News Today, where team coverage meets AI. The St. Louis Blues pulled out a thrilling 2-1 win over the San Jose Sharks in overtime on Thursday night. Dylan Holloway delivered the game-winner with just three seconds left on the clock. Dolly Board Dvorsky put the Blues ahead in the second period, and now they've won three games in a row.
What was the outcome of the St. Louis Blues vs. San Jose Sharks game?
That goal came with help from Holloway and Jimmy Snutterud.
The Sharks are in a rough spot, dropping their sixth straight game with a record of zero wins, five losses, and one overtime loss in that stretch. Alexander Wimberg evened things up with a wrist shot about five minutes into the third period.
Joel Hofer stood tall in net for St. Louis, turning aside 24 shots. San Jose's Yaroslav Oskarov made 11 saves before an injury forced him out, with Alex Nedeljkovic stepping in. The decisive moment came off a Sharks turnover, as Holloway broke away for a backhand past the replacement goalie.
Who scored the game-winning goal for the Blues and how did it happen?
Both teams hit the ice again Saturday night, with the Sharks visiting Columbus and the Blues welcoming Toronto right here at home.
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