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Cuda Confidential is the official podcast of the San Jose Barracuda, proud American Hockey League affiliate of the San Jose Sharks.
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The San Jose Barracuda (26-13-1-2) saw their five-game winning streak come to an end with a 2–1 loss to the Abbotsford Canucks (15-26-3-3) on Saturday night at Rogers Forum. Despite outshooting Abbotsford 40–25, the Barracuda couldn’t fully solve goaltender Nikita Tolopilo, who turned aside 39 shots to earn first-star honors.
The San Jose Barracuda (26-13-1-2) erupted for five third-period goals to pull away from the Abbotsford Canucks (15-26-3-3) for a 7–3 win on Friday night at Rogers Arena. The five goals in the single period matched a franchise record and set a new franchise mark for goals in a period on the road.
In the latest episode of Cuda Confidential, Barracuda voice Nick Nollenberger catches up with second-year center Filip Bystedt to discuss his AHL All-Star nod, breakout sophomore season, and more.
The San Jose Barracuda (24-12-1-2) completed a two-game sweep of the Calgary Wranglers (16-18-8-2) with a 7–2 win on Saturday night in front of a sold-out Tech CU Arena. San Jose scored seven even-strength goals from seven different players.
The Barracuda have now won four in a row on home ice and improved to 5-0 versus the Wranglers on the season series.
The San Jose Barracuda (23-13-1-2) defeated the Calgary Wranglers (16-17-8-2), 5–1, on Friday night at Tech CU Arena, scoring five unanswered goals.
The San Jose Barracuda (21-13-1-2) fell to the Coachella Valley Firebirds (22-12-4-0), 4–3, on Wednesday night at Acrisure Arena, as rookie Carson Rehkopf recorded a hat trick to lead the Firebirds to their sixth consecutive win.
The San Jose Barracuda (21-12-1-2) earned a 4–3 overtime victory over the Tucson Roadrunners (17-12-6-0) on Saturday night at Tucson Convention Center Arena, bouncing back in the weekend series finale. Egor Afanasyev scored the power-play game-winner at 4:31 of overtime, improving the Barracuda to 6-1 in the extra session this season.
The San Jose Barracuda (39-19-11-1) earned a 3–2 shootout victory over the San Diego Gulls (14-9-6-2) on Wednesday night at Pechanga Arena San Diego.
Colin White led the way with two goals in regulation and later scored in the shootout, while Cam Lund netted the decisive tally to secure the extra point for San Jose. Goaltender Jakub Skarek was sharp, stopping 26 of 28 shots through 65 minutes and several more in the shootout.
Filip Bystedt scored early, but the San Jose Barracuda (18-10-1-1) couldn’t solve Matt Tomkins the rest of the way in a 4–1 loss to the Bakersfield Condors (14-10-5-0) on Friday night at Dignity Health Arena.
Lucas Carlsson scored with one second remaining in regulation as the San Jose Barracuda (18-10-1-1) edged the Ontario Reign (18-10-1-1), 5–4, on Wednesday night at Toyota Arena.
Isaiah Saville stopped all 32 shots he faced as the Ontario Reign (17-9-1-1) blanked the San Jose Barracuda (17-10-1-1), 3–0, on Saturday night at Tech CU Arena.
Egor Afanasyev scored twice, including the shootout game-winner, as the San Jose Barracuda (16-9-1-0) defeated the Ontario Reign (16-8-1-1), 4–3, in a shootout on Saturday night at Toyota Arena.
Barracuda voice Nick Nollenberger is joined by forward Jimmy Huntington to discuss joining the Sharks organization, nearly signing with San Jose out of junior, winning a Calder Cup, and more.
The San Jose Barracuda (15-9-1-1) couldn’t complete a third-period comeback on Wednesday night, falling 4–2 to the Coachella Valley Firebirds (14-7-3-0) at Acrisure Arena. San Jose erased two separate deficits and tied the game midway through the third period, but Coachella Valley pulled away late with the go-ahead goal and an empty-netter to secure the win.
Filip Bystedt scored twice, including the power-play game-winner 1:52 into overtime, as the San Jose Barracuda (14-8-1-1) completed a back-to-back sweep of the Texas Stars (8-13-2-1) with a 4–3 overtime victory on Saturday night at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. The Barracuda never led before winning it in OT.
Jimmy Huntington scored twice, including the game-winning goal late in the second period, as the San Jose Barracuda (14-8-1-1) edged the Texas Stars (8-12-2-1), 3–2, on Friday night at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park.
Despite multiple chances, the San Jose Barracuda (13-8-1-1) managed to score just one goal on Wednesday night at Tech CU Arena, falling 3–1 to the San Diego Gulls (9-6-6-0).
Jack Thompson needed just five minutes and 20 seconds in the first period to send the Teddy Bears flying, but the San Jose Barracuda (13-7-1-1) fell 6–2 to the Tucson Roadrunners (9-10-3-0) on Saturday at a sold-out Tech CU Arena. Despite generating a season-high 41 shots, the Barracuda suffered just their second regulation loss since Oct. 31.
Lucas Carlsson buried a power-play winner at 4:02 of overtime as the San Jose Barracuda (13-6-1-1) took down the Tucson Roadrunners (8-10-3-0), 4–3, on Friday night at Tech CU Arena. For the Barracuda, they now have wins in seven of eight, points in 13 of 14, and have won six in a row at home.
In his Barracuda debut, Sharks' top prospect Michael Misa finished with an assist, +1 rating and two shots.
Rookies Quentin Musty and Igor Chernyshov led the way as the San Jose Barracuda (12–6–1–1) bounced back on Saturday afternoon at Blue Federal Credit Union Arena, earning a 4–3 win over the first-place Colorado Eagles (14–5–0–1) to split the weekend series.
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