"A handful of 49ers players, including Kittle, quarterback Brock Purdy and fullback Kyle Juszczyk, made their presence felt Tuesday night as the Sharks hosted the Calgary Flames. Kittle and his teammates were in the Sharks' dressing room before the game to read the starting lineup. Then, just like a few 49ers players did during the 2019 playoffs, they opened the door to the team's locker room right before the start of the game, as the Sharks skated onto the ice to Metallica's Seek and Destroy."
"The 49ers got what they came for, too, as the Sharks, behind a four-point night from Macklin Celebrini, beat the Flames 6-3 for their third straight win. Those guys were in there before the game, and they're in there now having a couple Cokes, Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said. But you can tell by the passion that they have, the swagger, that's why they've won. You can see it by the players that are here, and the energy that they bring."
George Kittle, Brock Purdy and Kyle Juszczyk joined the Sharks' dressing room before the game and reopened the locker room as players skated onto the ice to Metallica's Seek and Destroy. The Sharks defeated the Calgary Flames 6-3, propelled by a four-point performance from Macklin Celebrini, earning a third straight win. The game featured 48 combined hits and 14,261 fans in attendance. Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky credited the visiting 49ers' passion and swagger for adding energy. Tyler Toffoli scored his 300th NHL goal in the third period, and Celebrini set the tone with an early assist.
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