The San Jose Sharks insist they'll be better in Game 2 on Wednesday night against the Pittsburgh Penguins than they were in the opener, when the Western Conference champions wobbled out of the gate and never really had control in a 3-2 loss that spoiled the club's debut in the NHL's marquee event after a quarter century wait. Or, maybe the Sharks allowed themselves to briefly get caught up in the moment. ''The home team played a better game than us,'' San Jose coach Peter DeBoer said.
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