Sharks' Toffoli, Celebrini Star in OT Win

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For the San Jose Sharks, it's January 11th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The San Jose Sharks pulled off a thrilling 5-4 overtime win against the Dallas Stars at SAP Center on Saturday. Tyler Toffoli scored twice, including the game winner at 158 of overtime on a power play one-timer from William Eklund.

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Macklin Celebrini dished out three assists, pushing his point streak to 13 games with nine goals and 18 assists this stretch. The Sharks, now 23 wins, 18 losses, and three ties, have won six of their last seven. The game had plenty of twists.

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Dallas jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first with goals from Justin Rykowian and Jason Robertson. San Jose clawed back in the second on power play tallies by Alexander Winberg and Jeff Skinner to tie it at two. Stars regained the edge with Kyle Capobianco and Mikko Rantanen, making it 4-2 early in the third, but Toffoli answered at 9-28 and Adam Gaudet tied it at 15-01 with a backdoor tap-in.

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Sharks coach Ryan Worsoski praised his team's grit for battling back from a two-goal deficit late. Stars coach Glenn Golutzen pointed to discipline issues, as Dallas took six penalties and gave up four power play goals on six chances. Goaltenders Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 16 shots for San Jose, while Casey DeSmith made 26 for Dallas.

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Celebrini's streak makes him just the third teenager in NHL history to hit 13 games, trailing only Patrick Lane and Nathan McKinnon. He reached 70 points in his 44th game, second fastest ever among teens behind Wayne Gretzky. Rantanen hit 61 points in 44 games, tying a Stars record. This keeps the Sharks hot-heading into their next games, while Dallas searches for answers after dropping 7 of 8.