Sharks Set New Record with Blazing Start
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Welcome to San Jose Sharks news today. Two minutes of updates that matter to San Jose Sharks fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The San Jose Sharks made franchise history Tuesday night at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Despite giving up an early goal to the Canucks, they fired back with three unanswered goals in just five minutes and 55 seconds to grab a 3-1 lead. That burst set a new team record for the fastest three goals to start a game. It started with 19-year-old superstar Macklin Celebrini, a Vancouver native, who opened the scoring on a perfect assist from Will Smith. Moments later, Celebrini picked off a pass and set up Adam Gaudet, a former Canuck, for the second tally.
What record did the San Jose Sharks set during their game against the Canucks?
Then Tyler Toffoli, another ex-Canuck, buried the third goal to complete the blitz. That quick onslaught chased Vancouver starting goalie Kevin Lankanen from the net early. The Sharks beat their previous record by just one second, topping a mark for March 29, 1994. Fans are buzzing about this 1994 throwback, turned 2026 magic. This season, San Jose keeps shattering low expectations, proving the future is indeed teal as they build around young stars like Celebrini. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. When I need calm, I press play on a Sally pillow.
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