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On March 29th, the San Jose Sharks pulled off a gritty 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, snapping a brutal six-game losing streak.

Igor Chernyshov scored the game-winner in the final minute, giving San Jose a much-needed boost against a team that's been on fire lately.

Columbus has won 19 of their last 27 under new coach Rick Bowness, but the Sharks hung tough.

Now San Jose sits four points back of Nashville for the final wildcard spot in the West, with two games in hand and four teams to pass.

Coach Ryan Warsofsky praised the team's buy-in, saying wins create that fire in the room.

He pointed to their recent tighter play direct, northbound hockey, in the last two games as a sign they're competing like playoff squads.

Young guns like Macklin Celebrini, Colin Graff, and Will Smith are stepping up big, showing real growth on and off the ice.

The whole core under-24 is developing fast, turning expectations from survival to straight-up victories.

With 7 of 11 games left at home, SAP Center, where they're solid at 17-12-5, the Sharks could heat up.

They're not quitting, and that fight makes this season a win already, playoffs or not.

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That assist marked his 14th point in eight games and 23rd over 16.

Since February 28th, no defenseman tops his 25 points.

Stars regain momentum heading into the stretch, but Penguins need to shore up that back end fast before the bleeding worsens.

I'm Corey with the story.