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The San Jose Sharks stepped onto the ice wearing remixed uniforms as they hosted the Calgary Flames, but the performance on the ice was more like an encore from the prior games.

The San Jose Sharks fell 2-1 to the Calgary Flames at the SAP Center despite wearing remixed uniforms and showing improved play in the neutral zone. Calgary took the lead following a turnover by Nolan Allan that set up Adam Klapka for a first-period goal past Yaroslav Askarov.
William Stromgren netted his first career NHL goal in the third period to double Calgary's lead. Sharks rookie Sam Dickinson spoiled Flames goaltender Dustin Wolf's shutout bid with a late goal, but San Jose was unable to complete the comeback.
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