NHL: Ryan Dzingel, Scott Reedy and Jonah Gadjovich all score for San Jose Sharks in win at SAP Center
SAN JOSE – It looked like the Sharks were going to have a difficult time becoming emotionally involved in Sunday’s game with the Seattle Kraken after playing the night before and losing another one of their top defensemen to a serious injury.
Ryan Dzingel scored his first goal since he was claimed off of waivers on Feb. 21, and Jonah Gadjovich scored his first career goal at the 14:37 mark of the third period as the Sharks beat the Kraken for the first time this season and closed their brief homestand with a 2-1-0 record. With his team needing a spark, defenseman Jake Middleton delivered a hard check to Kraken forward Mason Appleton early in the second period before he dropped the gloves with defenseman Jeremy Lauzon.
Ferraro, 23, suffered the injury in the second period of Saturday’s game with the Boston Bruins and now could miss the rest of the regular season, which ends in late April. The Sharks lost to the Bruins 3-1.
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