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San Jose Sharks vs Montreal Canadiens — Tuesday, October 20, 2026 Game Analysis

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San Jose Sharks at Montreal Canadiens at Bell Centre. Final/OT.

Game Analysis
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Bell Centre

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MTL

  • Nick Suzuki (5)1st 16:38 · Snap ShotAssists: Juraj Slafkovský (5), Lane Hutson (7)
  • Juraj Slafkovský (2)2nd 1:49 · Snap ShotAssists: Cole Caufield (2)
  • Cole Caufield (6)2nd 14:03 · Snap ShotAssists: Nick Suzuki (7), Phillip Danault (2)

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Official game highlights

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Game statistics

Reported team totals. — means unavailable.
StatisticSan Jose SharksMontreal Canadiens
Shots on goal3034
Power-play goals20
Power-play opportunities32
Power-play conversion (%)66.70.0
Faceoffs won (%)51.648.4
Hits2215
Blocked shots218
Takeaways45
Giveaways2117
Penalty minutes1012

Source: ESPN game statistics.

San Jose Sharks vs Montreal Canadiens Game Analysis

San Jose Sharks defeated Montreal Canadiens, 4–3 in overtime. Montreal Canadiens led shots on goal 34–30. San Jose Sharks won despite being outshot. San Jose Sharks went 2-for-3; Montreal Canadiens went 0-for-2. San Jose Sharks won 51.6% of the faceoffs.

Based on the recorded result and reported team totals. These comparisons describe this game, not season averages.

Sharks 4, Canadiens 3 in overtime on October 20, 2026

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 in overtime on October 20, 2026, at Bell Centre. Macklin Celebrini scored the winning power-play goal at 2:13 of overtime.

Celebrini opened the scoring in the first period, but Montreal answered through Nick Suzuki. Juraj Slafkovsky and Cole Caufield scored in the second period to establish a 3-1 Canadiens lead.

Michael Misa started San Jose’s recovery at 5:36 of the third period. Tyler Toffoli then converted a power-play opportunity at 11:09 to tie the game. Celebrini assisted on that equalizer before delivering the deciding goal himself.

Jakub Dobes received an interference penalty at 1:53 of overtime, giving the Sharks their winning opportunity. Ivar Stenberg and Will Smith assisted on Celebrini’s finish.

Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 31 shots for San Jose, while Dobes made 26 saves. Celebrini finished with 2 goals and an assist. Suzuki, Slafkovsky and Caufield each recorded a goal and an assist for Montreal.

Scoring and goaltending

San Jose Sharks won 4–3 at Bell Centre.

Who scored

Goalies

Macklin Celebrini Goal (5) Snap Shot, assists: Ivar Stenberg (5), Will Smith (4) That made the score 4–3 in the OT, and San Jose Sharks stayed ahead.

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