Devils Beat Sharks
A power-play goal scored by Ilya Kovalchuk against Olympic teammate Evgeni Nabokov pushed New Jersey on to beat the San Jose Sharks 4–3 on Tuesday night.
New Jersey’s goalie Martin Brodeur was not playing well. His post-Olympic performance was poor, after being benched in the preliminary round following Canada’s 5–3 loss to the US. He let in three goals in the third period and the Sharks nearly managed to rally from a 4–0 deficit.
Thirteen Olympians played in the game, eight of who were on the teams in Sunday’s gold medal game. The five medalists playing for the Sharks — silver medalist Pavelski and Canadians Joe Thornton, Dany Heatley, Patrick Marleau and Dan Boyle – however did not make much difference to the Sharks performance in the first two periods.
It was Devin Setoguchi who helped the Sharks recovery in the third period scoring two goals less than 2 minutes apart. Joe Pavelski added another with 8:28 remaining, but New Jersey managed to remain ahead scoring a third goal in the final minute.
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