SAN JOSE, Calif. – The Anaheim Ducks scored two third period goals to defeat the San Jose Sharks in a preseason game at the SAP Center on Saturday.
Joel Ward opened the scoring at 13:17 in the opening period to give the Sharks the early lead.
Chris Wagner tied the game with a goal at 3:05 of the third period. After Sharks Joonas Donskoi took a high sticking penalty Corey Perry scored a power play goal with 7:37 left in the game to give the Ducks the win.
Ducks goaline Anton Khudobin earned the win with 23 saves while Sharks goalie Martin Jones made 19 saves.
Sharks enter the ice through the Shark head – Photo by Jack Lima
Simon Despres (24) checks Matt Nieto into the Sharks bench – Photo by Jack Lima
Sharks Ryan Carpenter (40) faces off against Michael Sgarbossa – Photo by Jack Lima
Sharks Bem Smith tries to score on Ducks goalie Anton Khudobin as Shea Theodore (53) defends – Photo by Jack Lima
Shane O’Brien (34) looks for the puck – Photo by Jack Lima
Paul Martin (7) holds up Nick Ritchie – Photo by Jack Lima
Patrick Maroon reaches for the puck – Photo by Jack Lima
Patrick Maroon moves up ice – Photo by Jack Lima
Patrick Maroon (19) looks for the puck as Gus Young (70) defends – Photo by Jack Lima
Patrick Marleau (12) skates around Joe Piskula – Photo by Jack Lima
Nick Ritchie moves around the back of the net – Photo by Jack Lima
Matt Tennyson (80) and Nick Ritchie chase the puck behing the net – Photo by Jack Lima
Matt Nieto (83) checks Joe Piskula – Photo by Jack Lima
Martin Jones crandles the puck against his chest – Photo by Jack Lima
Martin Jones – Photo by Jack Lima
Joel Ward (42) controls the rebound – Photo by Jack Lima
Harry Zolnierczyk checks Dylan DeMelo (74) – Photo by Jack Lima
Ducks Max Friberg collides with Barclay Goodrow (89) – Photo by Jack Lima
Brent Burns – Photo by Jack Lima
Brent Burns (88) blocks the puck in front of the open net to prevent a goal – Photo by Jack Lima
Ben Smith (21) and Mike Santorelii look for the puck – Photo by Jack Lima
Anton Khudobin – Photo by Jack Lima
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