Celebrini Bowl Fittingly Goes To A Shootout; Blackhawks Beat Sharks 2-1

In a fitting ending, the two last-place teams in the NHL go to a nine-round shootout as the Chicago Blackhawks beat the San Jose Sharks 2-1.

In a fitting ending, the two last-place teams in the NHL go to a nine-round shootout as the Chicago Blackhawks beat the San Jose Sharks 2-1 on Tuesday night.

Ryan Carpenter scored for the Sharks, and Mackenzie Blackwood made 24 saves. San Jose took head coach David Quinn's instructions to shoot the puck and then some. They outshot Chicago 38-25.

Cole Guttman, a California native, scored his fourth goal of the season, and Petr Mrazek made 37 saves.

Anthony Duclair was a surprising healthy scratch for San Jose. Both teams are just starting the rebuild process and sit at the bottom of the NHL standings. 

Connor Bedard did not play due to a fractured jaw. The Sharks lost Mikael Granlund to an injury in the third period.

Cole Guttman gets the Blackhawks on the board after tapping a rebound between his legs off Mario Ferraro and into the net. It was Guttman's 4th goal of the season.

William Eklund had a chance to tie the game in the second period but missed a wide-open net. 

Scott Sabourin and Jared Tinordi dropped the gloves in an old-school style fight.

Ryan Carpenter finally beats Petr Mrazek after Justin Bailey made a great play behind the net. It is Carpenter's 2nd goal of the season.

The shootout went nine rounds and was finished off with this beautiful goal.

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