The Calgary Flames ended their winless streak with a thrilling 3-2 victory against the San Jose Sharks. Joel Hanley's game-winning goal marked his first of the season, coming in the third period. Nazem Kadri added to his tally with his 20th goal of the season, while Kevin Rooney scored after a lengthy drought. The Flames now sit just one point behind the Vancouver Canucks for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference. Despite valiant efforts from the Sharks, including goals from Macklin Celebrini and Tyler Toffoli, they remain winless in five games and have lost six straight on the road.

Calgary's Dustin Wolf stood tall in net, recording 27 saves for his 20th win of the season, while Alexander Georgiev faced 36 shots, suffering his sixth consecutive loss. The game showcased key performances, particularly from Kadri, who continues his streak of scoring 20 goals in every season since joining the Flames. The Sharks' Celebrini, with his 18th goal, leads the rookie race, edging out Matvei Michkov. The Flames look to build on this momentum in their upcoming game against the Washington Capitals.

Tyler Toffoli, the San Jose Sharks' new acquisition, has made a significant impact in his first season after signing a four-year, $24 million deal. With 20 goals, he leads the Sharks, showcasing his scoring ability and proving vital to their offensive unit. After a solid previous season, Toffoli's recent five-game point streak, where he netted three goals and added three assists, indicates he’s hitting his stride.

Toffoli's performance is essential for the Sharks as they look to improve their standings. His leadership on and off the ice is invaluable, especially as he works alongside younger talents. His contributions suggest a resurgence in his career, making him a player to watch in the fantasy hockey landscape.

Drew O’Connor dazzled with a penalty shot just 33 seconds into overtime, sealing a thrilling 2-1 victory for the Vancouver Canucks against the San Jose Sharks. The Canucks took an early lead thanks to Dakota Joshua's power play goal, but the Sharks rallied late with Tyler Toffoli's equalizer. Thatcher Demko stood strong in goal, recording 33 saves as Vancouver continued their dominance over San Jose, marking their 10th win in 11 matchups, while the Sharks struggled with their ninth loss in ten games.

In a thrilling overtime showdown, the Vancouver Canucks triumphed over the San Jose Sharks with a decisive 2-1 victory, thanks to Drew O'Connor's clutch penalty shot just 33 seconds into extra time. The game took a dramatic turn when Tyler Toffoli equalized for the Sharks late in regulation, but Dakota Joshua's earlier power-play goal had already given the Canucks a 1-0 lead. Vancouver's Thatcher Demko showcased an impressive performance with 33 saves, while San Jose's Vitek Vanecek made 22 stops. The Canucks continue their dominance over the Sharks, winning 10 of their last 11 matchups.

Joel Armia's short-handed goal late in the third period secured a 4-3 victory for the Montreal Canadiens over the San Jose Sharks, ending Montreal's five-game losing streak. With this win, the Canadiens improved their recent record from a rough stretch to a more promising outlook.

Aside from Armia, Alex Newhook contributed with a goal and an assist, while Cole Caufield and Brendan Gallagher added to the score sheet. The Canadiens had struggled prior to this game, but Kirby Dach's two assists and Sam Montembault's 27 saves proved crucial in their comeback.

For the Sharks, Tyler Toffoli managed to score and assist, alongside contributions from Macklin Celebrini and Collin Graf. However, San Jose has continued to face challenges, having lost eight of their last nine games.