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San Jose Sharks Overcome Deficit to Defeat Montreal Canadiens in Overtime

The San Jose Sharks defeated the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 in an overtime match. Macklin Celebrini scored the winning goal at 2:13 into overtime, completing the Sharks' rally from a two-goal deficit. This game marks the third consecutive overtime match for the Canadiens.

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In an exciting NHL matchup on Tuesday night, the San Jose Sharks faced off against the Montreal Canadiens, ultimately emerging victorious with a final score of 4-3 in overtime. The game showcased a strong performance from rookie Macklin Celebrini, who scored twice, including the decisive goal just 2:13 into the extra period. The Sharks had previously been trailing by two goals before rallying to secure the win. The Canadiens, despite their efforts and a competitive game, succumbed to their third consecutive overtime loss. The outcome continues to highlight the Sharks' resilience and the ongoing struggles for the Canadiens in closing out games during this season.

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