Celebrini's Heroics Propel Sharks Past Ducks

0:00It's April 2, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered and star driven. San Jose Sharks pulled off a thriller, edging the Anaheim Ducks 4-3 on Wednesday night. Macklin Celebrini was the star, tying the game with 1 minute and 39 seconds left, then setting up Alexander Weinberg's winner just, 31 ticks later for a 4-point explosion. That performance pushed Celebrini to 40 goals and 105 points this season, passing Eric Carlson for second in Sharks' history behind. Only Joe Thornton's 114 from 2006-7. The 19-year-old now boasts 17 multi-point games with three or more, trailing just Wayne Gretzky's 19 as a team back in 19, 79-80. Will Smith chipped in a goal and two assists, while Yaroslav Askerov stopped 28 shots. For Anaheim, Troy Terry grabbed a third-period lead, but they dropped their third straight

1:01despite topping the Pacific Division. Sharks lead the season series two games to one, even without Ducks' top sniper Cutter Gothier sidelined by injury. Nathan Goucher got his NHL debut. Though San Jose hosts Toronto tomorrow, Ducks welcomed St. Louis Friday, keeping the Pacific Fire burning hot.