The Nashville Predators clinched a thrilling 7-5 comeback win against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday, powered by a standout performance from Nick Blankenburg, who scored the go-ahead goal in the third period. The Predators showcased their offensive prowess with contributions from Jonathan Marchessault, who notched a goal and three assists, and Tommy Novak, who added a goal and two assists. Other key players including Fedor Svechkov, Justin Barron, Roman Josi, and Filip Forsberg each found the back of the net, leading Nashville to their fourth consecutive victory.

San Jose initially seized control of the game, scoring four goals on just eight shots in the first period to build a 4-1 lead. However, the Predators rallied, reducing the deficit with two quick goals early in the second period. Marchessault ignited the comeback with a goal just 28 seconds into the third, followed by Josi’s power-play goal that leveled the score at four. Blankenburg's decisive strike capped a remarkable turnaround, while Forsberg sealed the win with an empty-net goal. The Sharks, facing their fourth straight loss, continue to struggle against Nashville, having not beaten them in their last 11 encounters.