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Winning Play

Winning Play: Why it’s over

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Game 5’s most interesting shift

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Another slow start

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: The Other Karlsson

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Weaponizing...Bortuzzo?

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: “It starts with the center.”

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Sharks’ depth finally overwhelms Avs

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: “We didn’t have enough guys for the whole game”

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Karlsson flies, Pavelski speaks

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: The small things

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: The MacKinnon Rules

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Losing MacKinnon

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Burns keeps Sharks afloat

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Five minutes that changed everything

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Burns goes aerial

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Vlasic returns to form

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Blueprint for a comeback

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Thornton loses his way

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Handling Hertl

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: When a plan comes together

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: The Pavelskis and big picture thinking

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Sharks can overcome potential loss of Meier

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Middleton and San Jose’s playoff defensive pairings

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Mike Smith controls the game

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Vegas goes high, San Jose goes low

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: History against Sharks as losses mount

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: What does Brent Burns do well defensively?

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: 5 straight losses (and I feel fine)

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Radil returns

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Reaves gets into Haley’s head

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Is Thornton the best third-line center in the Western Conference?

By Sheng Peng

Winning Play: Opportunity lost?

By Sheng Peng