San Jose Sharks edge Edmonton Oilers in shootout

That brings us to the end of a wild first period — Edmonton Oilers 2, San Jose Sharks 2. San Jose Sharks edged the shot clock 13-9, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Leon Draisaitl opened the scoring for Edmonton Oilers at 4:33, Leon Draisaitl extended the lead for Edmonton Oilers at 12:05, Travis Konecny cut the deficit for San Jose Sharks at 12:33, and Jackson LaCombe tied it for San Jose Sharks at 15:21.

Spencer Knight was under siege with 11 highlighted stops.

On the power play, Edmonton Oilers went 0-for-1 while San Jose Sharks went 0-for-1.

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

That brings us to the end of a second period — Edmonton Oilers 0, San Jose Sharks 0. San Jose Sharks edged the shot clock 13-9, and they controlled most of the territorial pressure.

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

Spencer Knight was under siege with 13 highlighted stops.

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

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

That brings us to the end of a third period — Edmonton Oilers 1, San Jose Sharks 1. Edmonton Oilers edged the shot clock 7-6, while San Jose Sharks still controlled most of the territorial pressure.

Connor McDavid put Edmonton Oilers in front at 6:50, then Mason McTavish tied it for San Jose Sharks at 9:10.

Jesper Wallstedt was under siege with 6 highlighted stops.

On the power play, San Jose Sharks went 0-for-2.

The final five minutes were split evenly in chances.