Predators Crush Sharks 6-3, Winning Streak Hits Five

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The Nashville Predators crushed the San Jose Shark 6-3 at Bridgestone Arena on Tuesday

night.

They lit up the scoreboard with five goals in the first period alone, setting the tone

early.

Philip Forsberg led the charge with one goal and two assists.

Brady Skijee added a goal and an assist, while Jonathan Marchisal dished out three helpers

and Ryan O'Reilly had two.

Jews saros to a tall and net with 27 saves.

This victory pushed the Predators' winning streak to a season high five games, improving

their record to 34 wins, 28 losses, and 9 overtime losses.

Over on the shark side, Will Smith tally two goals, but it wasn't enough to spark a comeback.

Their goalie, Alex Nadell's Cavitch, faced heavy fire, stopping just 13 shots.

San Jose has now dropped five games in a row, sitting at 32 wins, 31 losses, and

six overtime losses.

The Predators built a commanding five to one lead by the end of the first, then tacked

on one more in the second before the shark's clawed back A, couple late.

Nashville's depth and speed overwhelmed San Jose from the drop.

Predators fans are buzzing with momentum as their team eyes the playoffs, while the

sharks looked to snap their skid before it digs deeper.