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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Adam Boqvist scored twice, Andrew Peeke had two assists and the Columbus Blue Jackets snapped a four-game losing streak with a 6-4 come-from-behind win over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night.
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Sean Kuraly, Cole Sillinger, Jack Roslevic and Alexandre Texier scored and Elvis Merzlikins stopped 30 shots as Columbus won its fourth straight home game.
Nick Bonino, Erik Karlsson, Brent Burns and Tomas Hertl scored for San Jose. Matt Nieto and Timo Meier each added two assists and Adin Hill stopped 24 shots in the loss.
“It helps your confidence when we start putting them in the net,” Columbus coach Brad Larsen said. “Elvis made some really big saves, especially early in the game. This was a tough game.”
The Sharks and Blue Jackets traded the lead through the first two periods.
Boqvist’s slap shot at 16:16 of the first period got past Hill, giving Columbus the lead. It was Boqvist's fifth goal and eighth point in 11 games since returning from injury. Rookie Justin Danforth picked up his second career assist in as many games.
“We are a very annoying team to play against,” Boqvist said. “We have to be annoying every night, Then it’s fun to play.”
Bonino surprised Merzlikins and buried the rebound of Nieto’s wrap-around shot to tie the score with just 2.3 seconds left in the first period. It was his fourth goal in seven games.
The Sharks took the lead 21 seconds into the second period on a wrist shot by Karlsson from the blue line. Karlsson has scored six goals this season, including three in the Sharks' last four games.
“We didn’t play our best game,” Karlsson said. “We were a little mentally tired, and we didn’t execute as much as we would have liked, and we made some bad decisions.”
Kuraly evened the score 32 seconds later when he pulled up off the rush and his feed to Eric Robinson was deflected into the net.
San Jose went back ahead with a slap shot from the blue line by Burns at 8:44 of the second, his second goal of the season and first in 11 games. Sillinger pulled Columbus even at 17:49.
“It's huge to stop that losing streak, especially at home when we go on the road for such a long time,” Sillinger said. “When we get these games at home, we have to capitalize on them.”
Roslevic, a healthy scratch in Columbus’ loss Saturday to the Washington Capitals, handily beat Hill at 1:57 of the third to give Columbus a 4-3 lead. Boqvist added the insurance goal at 5:34 of the third.
Herdl made it a one-goal game at 10:11 of the third, firing a shot over Merzlikins' left shoulder before Texier sealed the win with an empty-netter at 18:53.
“Dumb plays and they come back to haunt you,” Sharks coach Bob Boughner said. “You score four goals on the road you feel like you should come away with at least a point, but they scored some timely goals and got some timely saves.”
IRON MAN
The Sharks' Brent Burns played in his 622nd consecutive regular-season game, dating to Nov. 21, 2013. He is tied with Karl Alzner for the 12th-longest consecutive games played streak in NHL history.
COGLIANO RETURNS
Andrew Cogliano, who notched a secondary assist on Bonino’s goal, returned to the Sharks' lineup after missing three games to be with his hospitalized daughter.
OFF SIDES AGAIN — AND AGAIN
For the fourth time this season, Columbus had a goal called off for being offsides, this one Gus Nyquist’s apparent score in the third. “It’s crazy to me that it’s happened as much as it has,” Larsen said. “I’m pretty sure everybody understands the rule that the puck has to go over first, but maybe we have to go over it a bit.”
HELPING HAND
Jakub Voracek’s secondary assist on Boqvist’s second goal was his team-leading 18th of the season and pulled him into a tie with Oliver Bjorkstrand for the most Blue Jackets points. He has just one goal in 23 games.
HOME SWEET HOME
Columbus has gone 9-3-0 at home this season, and its nine wins and 18 points are the most through the first 12 home games of a season in club history.
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES
“For an 18-year-old kid being in the NHL in Columbus with a young team, I wouldn’t draw it out any differently,” Sillinger said.
IDOL CHATTER
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Boqvist received a signed stick from fellow Swede and defenseman Erik Karlsson, whom he has admired since childhood. “He’s been my idol growing up,” Boqvist said. “It was a cool night.”
UP NEXT
San Jose: Hosts Calgary on Tuesday.
Columbus: Visits Toronto on Tuesday.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Alec Burks scored 23 points, Evan Fournier added 20 and the New York Knicks beat the Hawks 99-90 on Saturday night, snapping Atlanta’s seven-game winning streak.
Burks, starting with Kemba Walker and Derrick Rose nursing injuries, hit three of his four 3s and scored 15 points in the third quarter.
Trae Young finished with 33 points, scoring 30 for the fourth straight game, but it wasn’t enough as Atlanta dropped to 8-2 at home and 11-10 overall. Clint Capela had 16 points and 21 rebounds.
Both teams were playing the second game of a back-to-back, with the Hawks winning the night before at Memphis and the Knicks losing at home to Phoenix. They met for the first time since Atlanta beat New York in five games last spring in the playoffs.
“It was a great win honestly no matter who it was against,' forward R.J. Barrett said. “Especially after last night, to be able to come in and bounce back today, that was really important for us.'
New York, improved to 11-9 after losing three of four, led 88-76 with 10:30 remaining on Immanuel Quickley’s 3 from the right corner. An alley-oop pass from Young to Capela for a dunk trimmed the lead to 95-86 with 5:08 remaining, but the Hawks struggled to get any closer.
“We played hard,' Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said. “That was the first thing we wanted to get established, and they’re a terrific team. They missed some shots that they would normally make, but I thought we were flying around pretty good. And to win on the road against a team like this you have to play hard on every possession. It requires everyone working together and when everybody works together, we’re pretty good.'
The Hawks scored the first seven points of the third to take a 57-51 lead and cause the Knicks to call timeout. Fournier answered with five quick points before Capela’s jam made it 61-56. Julius Randle ended a 0 for 7 start from the field to score his first basket at the 8-minute mark, trimming the lead to 61-60.
Barrett’s runner put the Knicks up 62-61, and New York led 69-62 on Jericho Sims’ dunk. The Knicks were up by 11 entering the fourth. Barrett finished with 15 points.
The Hawks’ last six wins had all come by at least 10 points with Young averaging 27.7 points during that span.
“It seemed like we had heavy legs throughout the night,' Atlanta coach Nate McMillan said. “They were physical defensively. You have to run through that contact. I thought we had some open looks we didn't knock down. Last night those shots were falling for us. Tonight they weren't falling for us. Defensively we never really established ourselves being able to guard their pick and roll. It seemed like we were running in mud most of the night.'
The Knicks, who reached the playoffs last spring for the first time since 2013, began this season 5-1 and are 6-8 since. New York led by as many as 14.
Sims’ putback jam gave New York its first lead at 21-19, but Cam Reddish answered with a 3 before Quentin Grimes hit a corner 3 and Sims added a pair of free throws that put the Knicks up 28-25 late in the first.
Young, who had nine points and two assists in his first eight minutes, went quiet in the second quarter as the Knicks took a 43-34 lead on Obi Toppin’s one-handed dunk from Grimes’ alley-oop pass. Burks’ pull-up jumper made it a double-digit lead.
But Young got hot again with two long 3s and a runner to close the gap to 51-50 at intermission.
The Hawks, who began the game ranked second in 3-point percentage at 37.6, missed 13 treys in the first half and finished at 24.3%.
TIP-INS
Knicks: Walker (knee), Rose (ankle) F Taj Gibson (groin) and C Nerlens Noel (knee) were ruled out before the game. ... Rose and Walker are the team’s fourth- and fifth-leading scorers. ... C Mitchell Robinson limped off the floor to get treatment on the bench midway through the third. He did not return.
Hawks: G Bogdan Bogdanovic (left hamstring) and F Cam Reddish (left wrist) were listed as questionable before the game. Bogdanovic had to be helped off the floor midway through the second with an ankle injury and did not return. Reddish left the game in the second after aggravating his wrist and didn’t return. McMillan said X-rays were negative on Bogdanovic and Reddish, but both will undergo MRIs. ... Dating to last season, Atlanta had won 14 straight regular-season games at home against the East.
UP NEXT
Knicks: At Brooklyn on Tuesday night.
Hawks: At Indiana on Wednesday night.
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