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SAN JOSE Womens Zach Parise Jersey , Calif. (AP) James Neal prides himself on scoring big goals.He delivered again on Thursday night.Neal and Jonathan Marchessault scored in a 3 1/2-minute span in the third period, helping the Vegas Golden Knights to a 5-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks.Brayden McNabb, William Karlsson and Erik Haula also scored for the Golden Knights, who closed out a 4-2 road trip. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 35 shots.Neal scored his 24th goal of the season at 15:10 to put the Golden Knights ahead to stay. It was his 16th goal in the third period or later.”When it gets down to the third period, I take pride in giving my team a chance to win,” he said. ”It’s a time I try to turn it up as much as I can.”Joe Pavelski scored twice for the Sharks, who lost their second straight. Timo Meier also scored, and Martin Jones made 28 saves.”It was a tough game, a tale of a bunch of different games,” Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said. ”I loved our first period but we came out with nothing to show for it. You play like that, you should come out in front. We didn’t and that hurt.”Fleury kept Vegas in it by stopping 15 shots in the opening period. The Golden Knights were held to four shots, and none in the first 13:50.”We came out sleeping tonight,” Vegas coach Gerard Gallant said. ”They dominated that first period. Coming out of that 1-1 was a big break for us.”Pavelski put San Jose in front 4:40 into the game. He redirected a hard shot from Brent Burns into the net.Haula tied it with six minutes left in the first Andrew Shaw Jersey , slapping a rebound past Jones. It was Haula’s sixth goal in eight games and No. 21 on the season.Karlsson scored 37 seconds into the second period after a Sharks clearing pass hit Logan Couture, resulting in a turnover.Jones nearly made a spectacular save, getting his glove on the puck. He wasn’t able to hang onto it as he lost his balance, giving Karlsson an easy tip-in.Meier tied it again midway through the second after knocking in a puck that bounced off Fleury’s shoulder pads from a Burns shot.”We played in their zone a lot,” Meier said. ”We just didn’t play our game for 60 minutes. They’re good off the rush and they take advantage of what you give them. We gave them too much. It hurts to lose a game like that.”Pavelski gave the Sharks a 3-2 advantage midway through the third, but McNabb evened things two minutes later. That set up Neal’s winning goal off a nice pass from David Perron.”I managed to get the puck and heard Perry calling for it behind me,” Neal said. ”I dropped it off and he made a great play to get it back to me and give me a chance to get a good shot off. I just tried to get it off quick.”Marchessault added an empty-net goal with 81 seconds remaining.NOTES: The Sharks recalled D Tim Heed from the minors before the game. … Jones appeared in his 200th NHL game. … Perron played in his 700th game. … Pavelski recorded his first multigoal game of the season. … Burns matched his season high with three assists.UP NEXTGolden Knights: Return home to host the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday.Sharks: Host the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday. DETROIT (AP) — A Detroit Red Wings home game looks and sounds a little like a memorial these days.The lights are dimmed as images of the franchise’s glorious past flash digitally onto the ice before the puck drops, reminding the relative few fans in the stands how good things used to be. And, they were good. Really good.Detroit’s 11 Stanley Cup banners are lowered from the rafters where retired jerseys are also displayed, rekindling memories of the four titles from 1997 to 2008 and the seven championships from 1936-55. The most successful U.S.-based NHL franchise has had some of the game’s all-time greats wear its sweater, adorned with a winged well, from Gordie Howe to Steve Yzerman and Nicklas Lidstrom.The good times fade during the lights-and-sounds pregame show as the pace of the music picks up and a video montage shows the current team, mostly a mix of role-playing veterans and not-ready prospects. 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Some fans, though, appear to be so fed up they don’t even sit in seats they paid for to attend games.In an effort to make the sparsely filled sections at Little Caesars Arena stand out less in person and on TV, the backs of red seats have been temporarily covered in black. They will eventually be replaced by black chairs at a considerable cost in a 1-year-old arena that is the centerpiece of a $1.2 billion project.Detroit got off to the worst start in franchise history by opening with seven losses and winning only one of its first 10 games. 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