"This team should be relegated" "Quinn's gotta go": San Jose Sharks mind-boggling scoreline in loss to Canucks leaves hockey fans in disbelief

The San Jose Sharks' recent performance on the ice left hockey fans across the league in sheer disbelief. In a stunning turn of events, the Vancouver Canucks dealt the Sharks their 10th straight loss with a jaw-dropping 10-1 scoreline at SAP Center on Thursday.

The star of the night was undoubtedly Quinn Hughes, who had a remarkable five-point performance. Hughes was the catalyst for the Canucks, leading the charge with his exceptional skills and playmaking abilities. J.T. Miller, Brock Boeser and Elias Pettersson also made significant contributions, each tallying three points in the game.

The Sharks, on the other hand, found themselves struggling to keep up with the Canucks' offensive onslaught. Fabian Zetterlund managed to salvage a lone goal for San Jose, but it was far from enough to counter the Canucks' dominant display.

Mackenzie Blackwood took over the goaltending duties in the second period, relieving Kaapo Kahkonen, who had allowed six goals on 19 shots. Despite Blackwood's efforts, the Sharks were unable to stem the tide, ultimately falling to a resounding defeat.

San Jose Sharks fans took to X, formerly Twitter, to express their frustration and disappointment after the team's loss:

For hockey fans and enthusiasts, this lopsided scoreline serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of the sport. While the Canucks celebrate their impressive victory, the Sharks find themselves in a challenging position, desperately seeking to turn their fortunes around after a mind-boggling loss.

Canucks' offensive onslaught leaves San Jose Sharks in shock

The game between the Vancouver Canucks and the San Jose Sharks was a one-sided affair with the Canucks dominating the scoring from start to finish. From the opening minutes, Vancouver took control with precision and power-play prowess. Boeser struck first, netting a power-play goal at 2:23 of the first period, and Miller quickly followed suit, extending the lead to 2-0 at the 4-minute mark.

Hughes contributed to the onslaught at 8:00 with a long-range shot that made it 3-0. Boeser continued to torment the Sharks, scoring his second on the power play at 16:49. The second period saw no respite for San Jose, with Mikheyev and Kuzmenko adding to the misery, resulting in a 6-0 lead. Lafferty and Suter further buried the Sharks with two more goals, heading into the third period with an 8-0 scoreline.

Beauvillier piled on two more power-play goals in the third, making it an incredible 10-0 lead for Vancouver. Zetterlund's late power-play goal for the Sharks was a mere consolation, resulting in the 10-1 final score.