Alex Wennberg scored San Jose's only goal in the loss to Tampa Bay, but his team's three-game winning streak came to an end, and he saw rookie Macklin Celebrini's five-game point streak also conclude.

Alex Wennberg scored the lone goal for the Sharks in their heavy defeat, marking a disappointing end to the team's three-game winning streak and halting rookie Macklin Celebrini's five-game point streak.

Alex Wennberg contributed to the Sharks' offensive surge by scoring a goal that extended their lead to 6-2. His performance added to the team's momentum in a decisive victory over the Kings.

Alex Wennberg had a strong performance, contributing two assists in the game. His play was instrumental in setting up scoring opportunities, including a key role in Eklund's power-play goal. Coach Ryan Warsofsky highlighted the team's push in the third period, which Wennberg was a part of, emphasizing their identity and pace during the game.

Alex Wennberg is positioned on the second line for the Sharks, playing alongside William Eklund and Mikael Granlund. This line is part of a broader effort to improve the team's scoring, as San Jose has struggled offensively this season.