Sharks Dominate Canucks, Celebrini Shines
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From the Daily News Now Network, this is San Jose Sharks News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. The San Jose Sharks dominated the Vancouver Canucks with a 5-2 victory on Tuesday night at Rogers Arena. Macklin Celebrini, playing in his hometown area, lit it up with a goal and three assists for four points total. Will Smith chipped in a goal and two assists, while John Klingberg had a goal and an assist, too. The Sharks have now won seven of their last ten games and got a strong performance from goalie Yaroslav Askarov, who made 23 saves for his. First win in four starts.
The game started rough for San Jose, as Vancouver jumped ahead 1-0 just 1 minute and 15 seconds in on a goal from Tom Willender during 4-on-4 play, but the Sharks fired back quick with Celebrini tying it 36 seconds later on a one-timer from Smith.
What was the outcome of the Sharks vs. Canucks game?
Then Adam Gaudette and Tyler Toffoli scored in the next couple minutes to make it 3-1, chasing Canucks goalie Kevin Lincoln in early. Sharks coach Ryan Worsofsky said that early goal woke his team up, and they responded perfectly by getting back to their game.
Celebrini agreed, noting how fast they turned it around and handled Vancouver's pushback. On the other side, Canucks defenseman Willander called their effort awful, with nothing going right in the details.
This was special for Celebrini, who grew up in nearby North Vancouver, cheering for the Canucks. His dad even worked for the team. It's his fourth four-point game as a teenager in the NHL, tying for fourth all-time.
How did Macklin Celebrini perform in his hometown game?
He now has nine points in four games back home.
Meanwhile, the Canucks are struggling, losing three straight after snapping an 11-game skid, and they're just 1-2-2 in their last, 15. San Jose welcomed back defenseman Vincent Descharnay from injury, and with Vancouver's top goalie out for hip surgery, rookie Nikita Tolopoulos saw. Action and relief. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. I got 99 problems, but sleep ain't one, thanks to Solipillow.
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