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Sharks Edge Rangers in Overtime Thriller

Thursday, October 23, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Madison Square Garden

San Jose Sharks 6, New York Rangers 5, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won San Jose Sharks vs New York Rangers?

San Jose Sharks beat New York Rangers 6-5 at Madison Square Garden on October 23, 2025.

In a thrilling encounter at Madison Square Garden, the San Jose Sharks triumphed over the New York Rangers with a final score of 6-5 after overtime. This victory marked the Sharks' first win against the Rangers in their current series, which now stands at 1-0 in favor of San Jose. The game showcased a back-and-forth battle, with both teams displaying moments of brilliance and resilience.

The Rangers, who entered the game with a home record of 3-4-2, have struggled to find consistency early in the season. Their recent form has been concerning, as they have only managed to secure one win in their last five games, averaging just 1.2 goals scored while allowing 2.2 goals against. Their last home game resulted in a 1-3 loss to the Minnesota Wild, and they were looking to turn their fortunes around against the Sharks. Despite their home advantage, the Rangers faced challenges, particularly with injuries affecting their lineup, including Matt Rempe, who is on Injured Reserve due to a thumb injury.

On the other hand, the Sharks have had a dismal start to their season, with an away record of 1-4-2 and a streak of ten consecutive losses overall. They entered this matchup with a scoring average of 2.1 goals per game while allowing a staggering 4.3 goals against. Their last outing saw them lose 3-4 to the New York Islanders, further compounding their struggles. The absence of key players like Ryan Reaves, who is out with a hand injury, and Logan Couture, also on Injured Reserve with a groin issue, has significantly impacted their performance.

The game featured several scoring plays that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Macklin Celebrini opened the scoring for the Sharks in the first period with a wrist shot, assisted by Will Smith and William Eklund, giving San Jose an early 1-0 lead. The Rangers responded in the second period with a goal from Mika Zibanejad, narrowing the gap to 2-1. However, the Sharks quickly regained their two-goal advantage with a goal from Juuso Parssinen, making it 3-1. The Rangers fought back again, with Taylor Raddysh scoring to bring the score to 3-2.

As the second period progressed, Celebrini struck again, scoring his second goal of the night to make it 4-3 in favor of the Sharks. The Rangers continued to battle, with Raddysh scoring his second of the night to tie the game at 4-4. The back-and-forth scoring continued into the third period, where Will Smith put the Sharks ahead 5-4. But the Rangers were not done yet, as Raddysh completed his hat trick, tying the game once more at 5-5.

The overtime period proved to be decisive, with Will Smith scoring the game-winner for the Sharks, sealing their victory at 6-5. The Sharks' ability to capitalize on their scoring chances, combined with the Rangers' defensive lapses, ultimately determined the outcome of the match.

The conditions at Madison Square Garden were electric, with fans witnessing a high-scoring affair that showcased the offensive capabilities of both teams. As the season progresses, both franchises will need to address their respective challenges, with the Rangers aiming to improve their home performance and the Sharks looking to break their losing streak.

Overall, this game highlighted the competitive nature of the NHL, with both teams showcasing their strengths and weaknesses. The Sharks will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming games, while the Rangers will need to regroup and find ways to secure victories at home.

Injury report

  • Matt RempeInjured ReserveThumbNew York Rangers
  • Ryan ReavesOutHandSan Jose Sharks
  • Logan CoutureInjured ReserveGroinSan Jose Sharks

Leaders

  • GoalsTaylor Raddysh3New York Rangers
  • AssistsJ.T. Miller2New York Rangers
  • PointsTaylor Raddysh3New York Rangers
  • GoalsMacklin Celebrini3San Jose Sharks
  • AssistsMacklin Celebrini2San Jose Sharks
  • PointsMacklin Celebrini5San Jose Sharks

Recent form

New York Rangers

Last 10: 5-5Streak L12.5 scored · 1.8 allowed per game1-4 at home

  • L1-3vs Minnesota WildOct 20
  • W4-3at Montreal CanadiensOct 18
  • L1-2at Toronto Maple LeafsOct 16
  • L0-2vs Edmonton OilersOct 14
  • L0-1vs Washington CapitalsOct 12
  • W6-1at Pittsburgh PenguinsOct 11
  • W4-0at Buffalo SabresOct 9
  • L0-3vs Pittsburgh PenguinsOct 8
  • W4-0vs Tampa Bay LightningApr 17
  • W5-3at Florida PanthersApr 14

San Jose Sharks

Last 10: 0-10Streak L102.1 scored · 4.3 allowed per game0-5 away

  • L3-4at New York IslandersOct 21
  • L0-3vs Pittsburgh PenguinsOct 19
  • L3-6at Utah MammothOct 18
  • L1-5vs Carolina HurricanesOct 15
  • L6-7vs Anaheim DucksOct 12
  • L3-4vs Vegas Golden KnightsOct 10
  • L0-3vs Edmonton OilersApr 17
  • L1-2at Vancouver CanucksApr 15
  • L2-5at Calgary FlamesApr 14
  • L2-4at Edmonton OilersApr 12

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Vegas17269539
Edmonton11309341
Anaheim6339243
Los Angeles20279035
San Jose8358639
Seattle11377934
Calgary9397734
Vancouver8495825
Carolina72211353
Pittsburgh16259841
Philadelphia12279843
Washington9309543
Columbus12309240
NY Islanders5349143
New Jersey3378742
NY Rangers9397734

Box score

StatSan Jose SharksNew York Rangers
Blocked shots1910
Hits2624
Takeaways13
Shots total2428
Power play goals11
Power play opportunities54
Power play pct20.025.0
Short handed goals01
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2632
Faceoff percent44.855.2
Giveaways2212
Penalties56
Penalty minutes1315

How the scoring went

  1. 1st1-0Adam Gaudette Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Collin Graf (2), Michael Misa (2)
  2. 1st2-0Macklin Celebrini Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: William Eklund (2), Dmitry Orlov (6)
  3. 1st2-1Taylor Raddysh Goal (2) Wrist Shot, assists: Sam Carrick (4), Carson Soucy (1)
  4. 1st3-1Macklin Celebrini Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Will Smith (5), William Eklund (3)
  5. 2nd3-2Mika Zibanejad Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Alexis Lafrenière (2), J.T. Miller (3)
  6. 2nd3-3Juuso Parssinen Goal (2) Wrist Shot, assists: Conor Sheary (3)
  7. 2nd3-4Taylor Raddysh Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: none
  8. 2nd4-4Macklin Celebrini Goal (5) Wrist Shot, assists: Will Smith (6), Dmitry Orlov (7)
  9. 3rd5-4Will Smith Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: William Eklund (4), Macklin Celebrini (5)
  10. 3rd5-5Taylor Raddysh Goal (4) Slap Shot, assists: J.T. Miller (4), Adam Fox (4)
  11. OT6-5Will Smith Goal (2) Slap Shot, assists: Macklin Celebrini (6), Alex Nedeljkovic (1)

Venue

  • Madison Square GardenNew York, NY
  • Attendance18006
  • OfficialsMatt MacPherson, Shandor Alphonso, Peter MacDougall, Brandon Blandina

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