The Coyotes, in the thick of the playoff picture, are on a hot streak after dropping four straight earlier this month. So just, stay positive and keep working.” There are a lot of areas where we can execute and be better, but we’ve got some good things. 'We’ve got to work and not hang our heads that much. “We’ve been through this before,' defenseman Jan Rutta said. Karel Vejmelka made 29 saves in the win, though his career-long shutout streak of more than 130 minutes was snapped in the second period.Īnthony Duclair and Filip Zadina scored for the Sharks, who have lost four straight and are tied with Chicago for the fewest points in the NHL. Michael Kesselring and Lawson Crouse also scored for the Coyotes, and Nick Schmaltz had a goal and an assist. Keller and Kerfoot both had a goal and two assists. And when he plays at that pace and he attacks really quickly, I think he gets the opponent off guard a little bit.” He's going inside, he’s going at the net, he’s getting in the primary area and he has a really good IQ. I think he’s a player who has high determination. “I think he’s worked really hard all season long. “He’s playing rock solid,” Coyotes coach André Tourigny said.

He took a lead pass from Alex Kerfoot in the attacking zone and broke in alone on Sharks goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood, beating him through the legs with a backhand. Keller, who leads the Coyotes in points, got his 12th goal of the season in the second period as part of a three-point night. Clayton Keller scored his third goal in three games and the Arizona Coyotes beat the San Jose Sharks 5-2 on Thursday night to extend their win streak to four. Clayton Keller scores in 3rd consecutive game as Coyotes beat Sharks 5-2

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