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SJHN Daily: Gaudette Out At Least a Week, Wennberg on Importance of Giving to Food Banks Now
The San Jose Sharks’ head coach Ryan Warsofsky gave updates on a few injured players on Wednesday morning.
William Eklund missed practice on Wednesday, but Warsofsky stated that he’ll be available for the San Jose Sharks’ matchup against the New Jersey Devils on Thursday night.
Shakir Mukhamadullin (upper-body injury) should also be good to go for tomorrow night’s game against the organization that originally drafted him in 2020. Mukhamadullin’s only appearance so far this season was in the season opener against the Vegas Golden Knights, where he recorded two assists.
Nick Leddy (upper-body injury) was a full participant in practice, but he’s ineligible to come off the injured reserve until after the weekend.
Warsofsky also noted that he hopes Adam Gaudette (upper-body injury), who was injured in Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Wild, will only be out for roughly a week, but he couldn’t say for certain.
At San Jose Hockey Now…
Macklin Celebrini‘s summer plan is paying dividends for the San Jose Sharks.
WillMack & more!@hockeyshots just killed it last night with these pics! pic.twitter.com/gu6NovgKDI
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 29, 2025
Alex Wennberg, Celebrini, and others break down the Sharks’ improbable OT win in Minnesota.
The San Jose Sharks fell to the Los Angeles Kings despite strong play.
Tyler Toffoli, Vincent Desharnais& Nick Leddy dressed as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!#SJSharks just shared this great video of their players celebrating an early Halloween with patients at Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara’s Medical Center Pediatric Unit pic.twitter.com/Cq5i6nojWl
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 30, 2025
The Wennberg family made a donation to Feeding America and Second Harvest:
The San Jose Sharks are dominating the NHL’s fantasy football league:
Other Sharks News…
Warsofsky said no decision has been made about keeping Dickinson (8 games) or Misa (6 games) up in the NHL yet.
Sam: "I'd like to say, this is the place for me, I'm prepared to make the jump to this level, full-time spot. But again, that's not my decision."
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) October 29, 2025
Macklin Celebrini seems set to be the NHL’s next superstar.
Over this span (5 games):
Celebrini – 5-6=11
Eklund – 3-5=8
Smith – 3-2=5
Graf – 1-2=3
Misa – 1-2=3— San Jose Sharks PR (@SanJoseSharksPR) October 29, 2025
Michael Misa’s analytics are strong, despite limited ice time:
Michael Misa 5v5 Ranks on Sharks:
2nd in xGF/60
6th in xGA/60
1st in Points/60
19th in Average TOI ðŸ˜#TheFutureIsTeal https://t.co/tD0IY3pIlS— Nathan "Grav" Murdock (@NathanGraviteh) October 29, 2025
The SAP Center showed off new food options.
Around the League…
Penguins’ general manager Kyle Dubas is seeing the benefits of multiple “long-shot” additions.
Hampus Lindholm returns for the Boston Bruins.
Two Colorado Avalanche players are nearing return.
Who is next in line for a Philadelphia Flyers‘ call-up?
History points toward a playoff berth for the Detroit Red Wings.
John Tavares scores his 500th goal.
Cole Caufield deserves more league-wide respect.
Logan Cooley signs long-term extension with the Utah Mammoth.
Thomas Harley signed eight-year deal in Dallas.
Brad Marchand takes a leave of absence for a touching reason.
Thank you Wenngerg family and all that donate to help others in need. Thank you Sheng for asking and posting the interview. Kids shouldn’t go hungry!
I have to think Misa and Dickinson are staying. Otherwise, why manage their minutes? It would make more sense to push them hard if they were entertaining the idea of sending either one back.
Sharks are now in the “less bad” choice for both — as the best choices (NCAA, AHL) are off limits.
After watching them I’m convinced this is not only less bad but mostly good. They’re getting NHL development which is the end game. They can both handle it. By the nd of the season they’ll just be NHL players.