Sharks Stars in Olympic Hockey Semifinals
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The Olympic hockey semifinals are locked in, and two San Jose Sharks players are still in the hunt for medals. Macklin Celebrini and Canada face Finland at 7.40 a.m. Pacific time on Friday. Then Pavel Regenda and Slovakia take on the United States at 12.10 p.m.
Who are the San Jose Sharks players making an impact in the Olympic hockey semifinals?
Pacific time. The winners advance to Sunday's gold medal game, with bronze on the line Saturday. Macklin Celebrini stole the show again for Canada in their 4-3 overtime quarterfinal win over Czechia. The 19-year-old scored a goal, added two assists, and logged 22 minutes and 36 seconds of ice time right behind stars like Nathan McKinnon and Connor McDavid. He opened the scoring on a rush, helped on a power play tally, and set up the overtime winner with a smart pass. Back home, Celebrini's Sharks teammates could not stop raving about him during practice. Head coach Ryan Worsoski said, they see his brilliance every day, but now the world does too. Tough guy Ryan Rees called him the best player in the world.
Even Adam Gaudette joked that Celebrini might not want to play with him anymore after lining up with McDavid and McKinnon. Pavel Regenda was no slouch either, leading Slovakia with two goals and an assist in their 6-2 route of Germany. The big winger did it all in just 14 minutes and 27 seconds, starting with a deflection for a 1-0 lead, assisting on a breakaway and sealing it with a rebound goal. Meanwhile, Alex Winberg in Sweden fell 2-1 in overtime to the U.S., while Filip Kurashev in Switzerland lost 3-2 in overtime to... Finland after blowing a 2-0 lead. Both charge players head home, but I stay on Celebrini and Regenda as the medals get closer. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor.
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