Felicia Keller
The San Jose Sharks have six prospects on Scott Wheeler’s summer top-100 NHL prospects rankings.
And all six of these Sharks are toward the very top of the list.
Wheeler includes skaters who are under the age of 23 and “not fully established with his NHL club”, which rules out Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith.
Ivar Stenberg tops the San Jose Sharks’ group at No. 2, just behind Gavin McKenna. Michael Misa follows closely behind at No. 4.
“Misa has been a name for a long time, and I fully expect that he, Stenberg, Macklin Celebrini and Will [Smith] will form a four-headed monster up front for the Sharks for the next decade,” Wheeler wrote.
Then follows Keaton Verhoeff at No. 15, Sam Dickinson at No. 16, Ryan Lin at No. 25, and Igor Chernyshov at No. 32.
Meanwhile, on Wheeler’s goaltender top-20 list, Joshua Ravensbergen comes in at No. 2.
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