Patrick Giles becomes only third Maryland-born NHL player to score goal and first since 2014
Briefly

Maryland native Patrick Giles scored his first NHL goal for the San Jose Sharks in a game against the Nashville Predators, despite a 3-2 loss. This milestone occurred in his second game after transferring from the Florida Panthers. At age 25, Giles is now one of three Maryland-born NHL players to score, being the first since 2014. He expressed excitement and gratitude towards his linemates. Giles has a history of hockey accomplishments, including a notable minor league career and being trained by respected coaches throughout his journey.
"I didn't even see it hit the back of the net. I was just praying that it went in, and then I was just super excited. I don't even know what I was thinking."
"Huge moment. I've been thinking about that one for a long time, and it was a great play by my linemates, and I was able to finish it off."
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