Celebrini and Goodrow hit doubles in Sharks’ win over Flames

SAN JOSE — The sharks Macklin Celebrini hit a double and four runs Tuesday night as San Jose doubled the Calgary Flames 6-3.

Sharks defenseman Shakir Mukhamadullin (85) checks Ryan Lomberg (70) in front of the net – Photo by Jack Lima

Yaroslav Askarov made 27 saves in the win.

In his last five games, Celebrini has scored four goals and eleven points.

“I thought for the most part we controlled the good moments of the game,” San Jose coach Ryan Warsofsky said. “Sometimes we complicate it a little bit and put ourselves on our heels. Our third period was pretty solid.”

Barclay Goodrow also scored a few goals for the Sharks.

“I think their players thought it was icing [Ostapchuk] I got a little piece of it, so they waved it away,” Goodrow said. “I don’t think those defensemen knew that, and the puck is just laying there in the slot.”

Johannes Klingberg And Tyler Toffoli each added some markers for the sharks.

Klingberg and Goodrow scored to give the Sharks a 2-0 lead in the first period.

Blake Coleman And Ryan Lomberg.replied that the Flames tied the game, 2-2,

Goodrow’s double came in the final minute of the first period to take a 3-2 lead, sending the Sharks into the middle frame.

After a scoreless second, Celebrini pushed the lead to 4-2 early in the third with his first.

“It’s really just a reaction. Graf made a good play on the wall to intercept it, and then just found me in the middle,” Celebrini said. “That’s all quite reactionary. It was a bit of luck. It goes from the hip.”

Toffoli scored just past the middle of the third to give San Jose a 5-2 lead.

“It’s really cool, and if the guys are happy for me too, that goes a long way,” Toffoli said. “[I’m] Assuming my dad will be excited about this, so we’ll see what he has to say. Also on his birthday.”

Nazem Kadri scored for the Flames to make it 5-3, and Celebrini added his double when he hit an empty net for the 6-3 final.

Dustin Wolf made 20 saves in the loss.

“I didn’t like the chances we gave up early in the game to put ourselves in a hole. I liked how we came back,” said Calgary coach Ryan Huska. “Some of the plays we made were bad plays with the puck. They have a lot of team speed there and we weren’t able to do that tonight.”

Match report by Shellie.Lima@prohockeynews.com

Sharks rookie Igor Chernyshov made his NHL debut, scoring a point with an assist on the Sharks’ second goal of the game – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks goalkeeper Yaroslav Askarov saves a shot from Adam Klapka (43) while defenseman Timothy Liljegren (37) takes it away from the rebound – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks goalie Yaroslav Askarov makes a glove save as Flames forward Joal Farabee (86) and Sharks defenseman Timothy Liljegren (37) look for the puck – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks goalie Yaroslav Askarov covers the puck at the bottom of a scrum in front of the Sharks net – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks goalkeeper Yaroslav Askarov celebrates the Sharks’ victory with teammate Ethan Cardwell (56) – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks forward Ryan Reaves (75) checks on Ryan Lomberg on the ice – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks defenseman Timoth Liljegren (37) tries to slow Flames center Nazem Kadri (91) as he moves up the ice – Photo by Jack Lima

Sharks defenseman Dmitry Orlov (9) gloves Flames forward Blake Coleman in the face as John Klingberg (3) moves in to help – Photo by Jack Lima

Maklin Celebrini (71) moves the puck across the ice while Matt Coronato (27) defends – Photo by Jack Lima

Maklin Celebrini (71) celebrates his first goal of the two-thirds period with teammates – Photo by Jack Lima

Line judge Travis Gawryletz separates Adam Klapka (43) and Ryan Reaves (75) as they chirp at each other during third period action – Photo by Jack Lima

Line judge Travis Gawryletz jumps on top of the boards to avoid a collision with William Eklund (72) and Joel Hanley as they fight for the puck – Photo by Jack Lima