Sharks Dominate Rangers, Celebrini Scores Milestone Goal
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It's January 24th. Here's your San Jose Sharks news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The San Jose Sharks picked up a solid 3-1 win over the New York Rangers at SAP Center on Friday night. Macklin Celebrini led the way with two goals, while Pavel Regenda added the other for San Jose. The Sharks are now three wins, two losses in their last five games, improving to 26 wins, 21 losses, and three overtime losses. It was a fast start for the Sharks, who scored all three goals in the first period within the first eight minutes.
What was the outcome of the Sharks vs. Rangers game?
Celebrini opened the scoring on the power play just 1 minute and 9 seconds in, deflecting a pass from Tyler Toffoli. Regenda made it 2-0 shortly after on another power play with a backhand shot. Celebrini struck again at 7 minutes and 37 seconds, ripping a one-timer off a nice setup from Will Smith.
Sharks coach Ryan Warsawski liked the maturity his team showed in the third period, saying they tightened up their details after some sloppy play late. In the second, on the Rangers' side, coach Mike Sullivan was frustrated with the early penalties and slow start that dug them into a deep hole. New York has now lost eight of their last nine games. Sam Carey got the lone goal for the Rangers at 12 minutes and 50 seconds in the first, sneaking one through the goalie's five-hole.
How did Macklin Celebrini perform in the game?
Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 28 shots for his fifth straight win in net for San Jose, while Spencer Martin made 28 saves for New York. This victory gives the Sharks their most wins through 50 games since the 2018-19 season. Celebrini hit a big milestone with his 50th career goal, becoming the second youngest active player to do so behind only Sidney Crosby. At just 19 years and 224 days old, he's already climbing franchise records. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Relax, reset, and rise. Salipillo.com.
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