“The greatest team to ever play hockey”: Fans erupt as St. Louis Blues stage spectacular comeback to edge out Sharks 5-4 in thrilling OT victory 

The St. Louis Blues staged a dramatic comeback to beat the San Jose Sharks 5-4 in overtime on Thursday night. Brayden Schenn scored the winning goal just 45 seconds into the extra period. This win overshadowed an impressive NHL debut from No. 1 overall pick Macklin Celebrini, who had a goal and an assist.

Celebrini made his mark early, scoring at 7:01 of the first period. This was the fastest goal ever for a No. 1 pick. His strong play included a spin move and a key assist to Tyler Toffoli. The Sharks took the lead with additional goals from Fabian Zetterlund and Barclay Goodrow.

The Blues faced a 4-1 deficit in the third period. However, they rallied back with three goals to force overtime. Justin Faulk tied the game with just 47 seconds left in regulation. This comeback marked St. Louis' second win of the season.

"ANOTHER GAME, ANOTHER COMEBACK WIN!!!!"

Following the St. Louis Blues' comeback victory, here are some reactions from fans on X:

"Sometimes you have to wonder if this is the greatest team to ever play hockey," one fan wondered if this was the greatest team in hockey history," one fan said.

"One of the best Incredible win.. superb comeback," another praised the team's effort in overcoming the odds," another fan said.

"Comebacks are fun but my god this is not sustainable," one fan said.

"Back to back being furious with you and understanding absolutely nothing you do; just to suddenly falling in love again in the end ... not sure if this sustainable or healthy! what a life," another fan said.

"SEE YOU BOYS FOR SOME MORE BLUES HOCKEY TOMORROW NIGHT," another fan commented.

"Idc if we won, wtf was that 2nd period!," one fan said.

Can St. Louis Blues build on their victory after comeback win over Celebrini's Sharks?

Blues goalie Joel Hofer made 25 saves, while Sharks' Mackenzie Blackwood stopped 35 shots. This win showed St. Louis' ability to bounce back from a tough second period.

For the Sharks, Celebrini's performance offered hope, but there is still work ahead. He is the youngest player in NHL history to record two points in his debut at 18 years and 119 days old. The crowd showed excitement, wanting a successful season after five years without playoffs.

The St. Louis Blues finish their season-opening trip against the Vegas Golden Knights. Fans will be eager to see them continue their momentum after the thrilling comeback win. Meanwhile, Sharks fans can be hopeful about the club's future with Celebrini leading the way.