Martin Havlat's (undisclosed) return to the Sharks' lineup only lasted six shifts.
Havlat withdrew from the game to be evaluated and never returned. At this time it is not clear if he suffered a setback or is dealing with a new ailment.

Antti Niemi saved 26 of 27 shots in a 2-1 overtime win on Saturday.
Niemi surrendered a goal in the first period, but was otherwise perfect in this contest. The Kings had two power-play opportunities, but the Sharks managed to kill off both penalties. Niemi and the Sharks bounced back from allowing four goals in Game 2, but San Jose still has a 2-1 deficit in their second-round series.

Jonathan Quick stopped 38 of 40 shots in a 2-1 overtime loss Saturday night.
Los Angeles was outshot in every period of Saturday's contest. Quick held his own, but surrendered both goals when the Sharks had the man advantage. He now has a 1.60 GAA and .947 save percentage in nine postseason starts. Los Angeles still has a 2-1 series lead heading into Game 4 on Tuesday.

Tyler Toffoli netted an unassisted goal in the Kings' 2-1 overtime defeat on Saturday.
It was Toffoli's first career playoff goal. Jeff Carter and Brad Richardson each recorded four shots on goal. Drew Doughty blocked a team-high five shots. Colin Fraser and Dustin Brown each had six hits for the Kings. Anze Kopitar won 16 of his 23 faceoff attempts in the losing effort.

Logan Couture scored the overtime winner in San Jose's 2-1 victory Saturday.
Couture briefly exited the game due to a suspected leg injury, but was able to shake it off. Dan Boyle scored San Jose's other goal. Patrick Marleau assisted on both of the Sharks' goals. Joe Pavelski and Joe Thornton each registered an assist for San Jose. Brad Stuart led the team with four blocked shots. Tommy Wingels recorded a team-high six hits.