Sharks Top Red Wings in Overtime to Spoil Kane Debut
The San Jose Sharks rally from a 4-0 deficit to defeat the Detroit Red Wings in overtime, spoiling Patrick Kane's debut with the Red Wings.
Granlund Scores Game-Winning Goal in OT
Mikael Granlund scored 37 seconds into overtime to secure a 6-5 victory for the San Jose Sharks against the Detroit Red Wings.
Granlund capitalized on a 2-on-0 opportunity after a Red Wings turnover, receiving a pass from Fabian Zetterlund.
This win marks the first time a team has come back from a four-goal deficit to win a game this season.
Sharks Overcome 4-Goal Deficit
The Sharks fell behind 4-0 in the second period, but managed to tie the game less than six minutes later and force overtime.
Tomas Hertl, who scored twice, highlighted the team's resilience, stating that they have been able to come back in recent games and not give up.
In their previous game, the Sharks also overcame a three-goal deficit to defeat the New York Islanders.
Kane Makes Debut for Red Wings
Patrick Kane made his debut for the Detroit Red Wings after recovering from hip resurfacing surgery.
Although Kane hit the post early in the third period and had three shots on goal, his return to the ice was bittersweet as the Red Wings fell to the Sharks.
Kane expressed his desire to work on regaining his timing and understanding the team structure.
Fast-Paced Scoring Frenzy
The game featured a thrilling scoring spree, with the teams combining for six goals in just 3 minutes and 1 second.
Both teams showed offensive prowess and quick play, coming close to breaking the NHL record for the fastest six combined goals set in 1981.
The Sharks' comeback and the Red Wings' inability to maintain their lead were highlights of the game.
