San Jose Sharks Secure Last Place in NHL After Defeat

The Sharks' loss to the Minnesota Wild confirms their position at the bottom of the league standings, with only two games remaining.

San Jose Sharks lost 6-2 to the Minnesota Wild, cementing their position as the last-place team in the NHL.
Kirill Kaprizov scored two quick goals for the Wild, turning a close game into a decisive win.
The Sharks have a 25.5% chance of winning the NHL draft lottery, eyeing top prospect Macklin Celebrini.
This season marks only the second time in franchise history that the Sharks have finished last in the NHL.
San Jose's defense struggled throughout the season, allowing six or more goals in 17 games.