Macklin Celebrini logged a goal and two assists as the San Jose Sharks defeated Seattle 6-1 Wednesday night, handing the Kraken their first regulation loss at home this season.

Ethan Cardwell and Ty Delladrea also scored for the Sharks. Dellandrea’s goal – his first of the season – came shorthanded at the 3:24 mark of the third period, giving San Jose a 5-1 lead. Toffoli’s goal, his fifth of the season, came just 30 seconds later as the Sharks earned their most lopsided win of the season.

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After Saturday's loss to the New York Rangers, the Seattle Kraken were in desperate need of a bounce-back performance.

Seattle Kraken's Oliver Bjorkstrand, right, shoots the puck against Chicago's Kevin Korchinski, center, during a game in Chicago on Dec. 19, 2024. SEATTLE — The Seattle Kraken host the Chicago Blackhawks on Monday, Nov. 3, in Seattle. The puck drops at 7 p.m. at Climate Pledge Arena.

Jamie Oleksiak added his second goal of the season for Seattle, and goaltender Joey Daccord stopped 29 shots to help the Kraken remain unbeaten in regulation at home.

In the past, the Seattle Kraken almost faced a home-ice disadvantage. In their first four seasons after joining the NHL as an expansion franchise in 2021-22, the Kraken posted a 71-75-18 record at Climate Pledge Arena.