Ferraro Defends Celebrini Without Hesitation After Hit in Sharks Loss to Flyers

Mario Ferraro speaks after the Sharks' loss to the Flyers, explaining why he immediately stepped in after a hit on Macklin Celebrini, saying he would do it "10 times out of 10" despite drawing a penalty. Ferraro also reflects on the team's four game losing streak, noting that effort and compete level were better in this game and could help the team push for a playoff spot with 14 games remaining. He praises 38 year old Brian Reeves for his leadership, including staying on the bench to support teammates after being unable to return to the ice.