New York – Eric Carlson Scoring 49 seconds into overtime, David Quinn became his first San Jose Sharks coach on Thursday in a 3-2 win over his former team, the New York Rangers, at Madison Square Garden.
The Sharks (1-5-0) started the season with a five-game losing streak in regulation, including two in the 2022 NHL Global Series in Prague.
Quinn coached the Rangers for three seasons from 2018-21. He was hired as a shark coach on July 26.
“I can’t go to CVS and buy trust drugs,” Quinn said. “You get it by playing the right way, doing the right things and watching your teammates do the right things. At some point, I have to say enough is enough. I thought that’s what they did after 2 periods’ I thought they were just sick of losing and understood what it took for us to win. ”
Carlson from the bottom of the right faceoff circle from a pass from Timo Meyerwas behind the goal line. Carlsson continued to push his pack forward despite tripping and falling. He got up and Meyer found him wide open.
“When you get into a situation where you think they’re going to take a penalty and you realize they’re not, that’s what happened, or it’s going to be 2-0 on the contrary,” Carlsson said. He said. “I felt balanced and in control of the puck. Timo was patient and found easy goals.”
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logan couture When Radim Simek He also scored the Sharks from 5-5 on penalty kills, improving to 20-20 this season. James Reimer Recorded 21 saves.
artemi panarin When Philip Chitil Rangers score (3-1-1). Igor Shesterkin made 24 saves, including 16 shots in the third period.
The Rangers had two shots in the third round, but failed to make any shots during 13:50.
“Honestly, I was very happy with the first two periods,” said New York coach Gerard Gallant. “We didn’t perform as well as we usually do on the power play and it was a little frustrating, but we still dominated the play pretty well. I think they had two to nine shots, so we played in good shape, but that third season, I don’t know where it came from.
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San Jose killed two penalties before Couture scored on a power play at 6:02 of the first period to take a 1–0 lead.
The Rangers’ power play struggle continued in the second half of the first. They were 0 to 4.
“To give that team four power plays in the first period and still survive and win 1-0 was an incredible achievement,” Quinn said.
Chittil, however, took the puck and won New York 1–1 in 2s 1m 50s. Luke Kunin In the neutral zone, he beat Leimer five holes with a low wrist shot from the left faceoff circle.
Panarin gave New York a 2–1 lead at 9:05.he tied the give and go Adam Fox From the low of the left circle to the short side high one timer.
Simek scored at 4:05 to draw 2-2 at 13:10. He came down from the point through the right circle and got a pass from. Matt Nietowent backhand forehand and shot between Fox and past Shesterkin.
The Sharks took control of the game in the third period.
“The transition was a little sloppy, it broke the puck, the pass wasn’t as crisp as it should have been, but it happened,” said the Rangers defense. Jacob Truba Said. “It’s not going to be on every night, but you have to know how to play your game and adjust your game when you’re not playing it. You have to simplify a little bit. I don’t do it. We I think we did it. I think we tried to push ourselves a little.”
The Rangers won their first showdown in overtime, but were unable to get the puck out of the defensive zone. The turnover resulted in a scoring chance for the Sharks and a save by Shesterkin. San Jose won the showdown on the left flank of Shestakin, never giving up the puck and scoring.
“I felt like we played to win today. This is how we have to challenge and play,” Carlsson said. “We’re not going to win every game, but don’t be afraid to make mistakes or sit on your heels. Let the goalkeeper save us and somehow make it easier.” It’s been a good thing, it’s all about taking a step for us and doing it consistently.”
Note: Panarin’s goal extended his points streak to five games (11 points, three goals, eight assists), making him the longest season-opening points streak by a Rangers player since Brad Richards (5) in 2011-12. . … Quinn’s first win as a Sharks coach mirrors his first win as a Rangers coach. That took place on 11 October 2018, where he went 3–2 against San Jose in extra time. …It was also the first victory for Mike Greer, the shark hired on July 5, as his NHL general manager. … Meyer played his 400th NHL game.
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