Oilers vs Sharks NHL 24th March 2016

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SAN JOSE -- The San Jose Sharks will have to wait two more days for another chance to clinch a berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. • The Edmonton Oilers scored four times in the second period to overcome a two-goal deficit and defeated the Sharks 6-3 at SAP Center on Thursday, preventing San Jose from clinching a spot in the playoffs. • San Jose led 2-0 after one period, but Lauri Korpikoski, Taylor Hall, Adam Clendening and Patrick Maroon scored to give Edmonton a 4-3 lead through two periods. • Jordan Eberle scored his 24th goal of the season at 12:54 of the third, knocking a rebound past James Reimer to make it 5-3. Hall scored into an empty net with 5.8 seconds remaining, giving him 25 goals for the season. • Reimer made 16 saves for the Sharks (41-27-6) and lost for the first time in six career decisions against Edmonton, which visits the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. • Tommy Wingels, Joe Pavelski and Patrick Marleau scored for San Jose, which had one shot on goal in the first 16 minutes of the third period. The Sharks have another opportunity to clinch a playoff berth when they host the Dallas Stars on Saturday. • Cam Talbot made 22 saves for the Oilers (30-40-7), who were outshot 12-4 in the first period as they dug themselves a two-goal hole. Coach Todd McLellan delivered an angry message during the first intermission. • San Jose grabbed a 1-0 lead at 3:47 of the first period on Wingels' seventh goal of the season. Polak took a slap shot from the point, and Wingels deflected the puck past Talbot. • Pavelski made it 2-0 at 11:41 with his 35th goal of the season and 11th on the power play. Joe Thornton fed a pass from below the goal line to a wide-open Pavelski, who beat Talbot with a slap shot to the far side. • Edmonton cut San Jose's lead to 2-1 at 1:39 of the second period when Korpikoski deflected Clendening's shot from the point past Reimer after Mark Letestu won a faceoff in the right circle. The Oilers pulled even at 8:18 when Hall scored an unassisted goal on a wrist shot from the right circle. • But Edmonton regained the lead with 1:56 left in the period when Maroon scored his seventh goal of the season. Connor McDavid led a 2-on-1 rush and fed a cross-ice pass to Maroon, who beat Reimer with a wrist shot. With the assist, McDavid extended his point streak to six games.

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