McElhinney gets first shutout for Lightning in win against Sharks
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Summary
Sharks highlights] Steven Stamkos had a goal and an assist for the Lightning (32-15-5), who are 15-2-1 in the past 18 games.Aaron Dell made 32 saves for the Sharks (22-27-4), who have lost five of six."We played a hard game, and I'd like to see us get off to a better start," Sharks coach Bob Boughner said. Stamkos has 12 points (six goals, six assists) in a seven-game point streak.Video: TBL@SJS: Stamkos pots Shattenkirk's feed from circle"It was tough to leave the [first] period without a goal after some of the chances we had," Lightning coach Jon Cooper said. … He's had two big goals for us the last couple of games, just tremendous plays by obviously a very elite player."Video: TBL@SJS: Kucherov nets backhander off pretty passingOndrej Palat scored into an empty net at 19:43 for the 3-0 final."They have a lot of skill, they're a good team, there's no doubt," Sharks forward Timo Meier said. "I thought we were definitely right there, just not enough little details to win this game."The Sharks, who were shut out for the third time this season -- all in the past 13 games -- were swept in the season series and outscored 10-1 by Tampa Bay."That's the nature of the NHL," Sharks forward Evander Kane said of the Lightning's stingy defense.
As said here by Ross McKeon