San Jose Sharks survive Calgary Flames in the skills competition

That brings us to the end of a first period — Calgary Flames 1, San Jose Sharks 2. Calgary Flames edged the shot clock 10-9, with territorial pressure staying roughly even.

Travis Konecny opened the scoring for San Jose Sharks at 6:45, Travis Konecny extended the lead for San Jose Sharks at 12:39, and Mark Scheifele cut the deficit for Calgary Flames at 18:34.

Kevin Lankinen was under siege with 9 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Calgary Flames went 0-for-1 while San Jose Sharks went 0-for-1.

Calgary Flames owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.

That brings us to the end of a second period — Calgary Flames 1, San Jose Sharks 0. Calgary Flames edged the shot clock 5-4, with territorial pressure staying roughly even.

Matt Boldy tied it for Calgary Flames at 17:40.

Kevin Lankinen was under siege with 4 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Calgary Flames went 0-for-1.

Calgary Flames owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.

That brings us to the end of a third period — Calgary Flames 0, San Jose Sharks 0. Calgary Flames edged the shot clock 10-8, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Neither side could solve the goaltending — a grinding, scoreless frame.

Kevin Lankinen was under siege with 10 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Calgary Flames went 0-for-1 while San Jose Sharks went 0-for-2.

San Jose Sharks owned the last five minutes and carried the momentum into the break.

Yegor Chinakhov buries the shootout winner as San Jose Sharks top Calgary Flames.