US EditionKiefer Sherwood Nets Game Winner to Push Sharks Past Canadiens
Kiefer Sherwood scored his first goal for the Sharks late to secure a 7-5 win, with Macklin Celebrini contributing one goal and three assists.
- On Tuesday, the San Jose Sharks beat the Montreal Canadiens 7-5, with Macklin Celebrini recording a goal and three assists including his 30th of the season.
- Midway through the game, San Jose's offense surged as the Sharks scored four unanswered goals from midway through the second to early in the third, with Michael Misa scoring his third goal in as many games during their six-game homestand.
- Montreal Canadiens rallied in the third with a three-goal run, led by Alex Newhook's two power-play goals and a tying sequence 18 seconds after Ivan Demidov scored; Jakub Dobes stopped 21 of 27 shots while Yaroslav Askarov made 30 saves.
- Kiefer Sherwood scored his first goal as a Shark after a rebound pass, energizing the team for its third straight win on the homestand.
- The Sharks host St. Louis on Friday as the homestand continues, while the Canadiens travel to Anaheim for their next game.
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I guess Nick Suzuki warned his teammates.
Associated Press News
Celebrini has 4 points, Sherwood scores go-ahead goal as Sharks beat Canadiens 7-5
Macklin Celebrini had a goal and three assists, Kiefer Sherwood scored the tiebreaking goal on a power play with 3:26 remaining, and the San Jose Sharks beat the Montreal Canadiens 7-5.
Marin Independent Journal
The Mercury newsCelebrini, Sherwood come up large as Sharks earn thrilling win over Canadiens
SAN JOSE – No one has accused the San Jose Sharks of playing boring hockey this season, especially on this homestand. After the Sharks lost a three-goal lead in the third period, Kiefer Sherwood scored with 3:23 left in regulation time to help lift San Jose to a thrilling 7-5 win over the Montreal Canadiens before an announced sellout crowd of 17,435 at SAP Center. It was the first goal in a Sharks uniform for Sherwood, who pumped his fist and e…
It was one of those evenings where everything could happen, and then in the end, there was a defeat to the Canadian, against the Sharks, by the score of 7-5.
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