Corey

I'm Corey with the story.

San Jose Sharks were in a deep funk just a week ago, dropping six straight games, including that heartbreaking overtime loss to the St.

Louis Blues on March 26th.

It looked like their Western Conference playoff hopes were toast.

But now they flipped the script with three straight come-from-behind wins, each sealed by a game-winner in the final 90 seconds of regulation.

That's a first in NHL history.

The latest thriller was a 4-3 victory over the Anaheim Ducks, where Macklin Celebrini tied it with 99 seconds left and Alexander.

Wimberg scored the decider moments later.

The 19-year-old Celebrini is on fire, crossing the 100-point mark on Monday with two goals and an assist in a 5-4 win over the Blues.

Teammates like 16-year NHL vet Ryan Reeves are straight-up amazed, calling Celebrini a budding superstar who's lighting a fire under everyone.

The whole squad's showing real grit, never quitting even when down late.

These wins have the Sharks one point out of a wild-card spot, with games in hand on most rivals.

It's proof of their belief in each other, taking it game by game with that unbreakable drive pushing them forward.

It's April 2nd.

You're listening to San Jose Sharks News Today, AI-powered coverage of your team.

I'm Corey with the story.

The San Jose Sharks just grabbed a huge 3-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks, keeping their playoff dreams alive.

Macklin Celebrini lit it up with two goals and two assists for four points total, carrying the team on his back during this sophomore season that's turning heads league-wide.

Fans are buzzing, and Celebrini himself called it electric, saying the crowd's roar and the winning vibe have him soaking it all in for the first time.

This push is injecting real energy into a young squad that's defying the odds.