The San Jose Sharks had to kill one penalty in a 4-3 overtime loss against the Nashville Predators in Game 6 of their Western Conference Second Round series on Monday at Bridgestone Arena, but for much of the game, it looked as if they were playing shorthanded.
The Sharks had 18 shots, their lowest total in 11 Stanley Cup Playoff games this year, and tied for their second-lowest total the entire season. They built a quick 2-0 lead but had 10 shots through the final two periods and overtime. The Predators had 14 more shots on goal and took 76 total shots to 45 for San Jose.
Sharks must get offensive in Game 7
Need to generate more shots Thursday against Predators
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