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A physical showdown spiraled into a grueling tiebreaker after Tyler Toffoli’s equalizer and a flurry of fights forced a dramatic eight-round finish in San Jose.

The New York Islanders dropped their fourth consecutive game on Monday night, falling 3-2 to the San Jose Sharks in an eight-round shootout. Ben Hutton initially put the Islanders ahead in the first period before Ivar Stenberg equalized for San Jose. Victor Eklund restored New York's lead on a second-period power play, but Tyler Toffoli tied the game 2-2 with a deflected shot off Adam Pelech's visor.
A physical middle frame featured fights between Mitchell Chaffee and Barclay Goodrow, as well as Kyle MacLean and Ty Dellandrea. Despite an Islanders penalty kill during a Sharks four-on-three power play, the game remained deadlocked through overtime until San Jose prevailed in the shootout.
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