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SJHN Daily: Celebrini Named NHL First Star of the Week

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Have a week, Macklin Celebrini.



This week, the 19-year-old phenom scored a hat trick in the San Jose Sharks’ first win of the season, then added an overtime winner yesterday against the Minnesota Wild. Celebrini finished last week with five goals and 10 points in four games, earning himself the NHL’s First Star of the Week.

With his recent scoring surge, Celebrini is now third in the NHL in scoring, behind Nick Schmaltz and Jack Eichel. The San Jose Sharks’ star also leads all Canadian NHL’ers in scoring with 15 points in nine games.

This is Macklin Celebrini‘s second time as NHL First Star of the Week. He won the award last week.

AT SAN JOSE HOCKEY NOW…

Michael Misa scores first NHL goal!

Ryan Reaves shares that the Sharks are undefeated in a secret NHL fantasy football league.

Is Macklin Celebrini getting to a superstar level?

Despite a slow start, the Sharks still believe in Yaroslav Askarov.

Celebrini and Will Smith went viral last week.

OTHER SHARKS NEWS…

Celebrini said hello to his friend Luke Schumann!

Thomas Bordeleau requested a trade at last year’s Trade Deadline.

What’s the plan for Michael Misa this season?

Prospect Max Heise talks about his hot start to the season.

AROUND THE NHL…

The Washington Capitals fired assistant coach Mitch Love.

Florida Panthers to face former head coach Joel Quenneville.

Jack Hughes was the NHL’s Third Star of the Week.

Patrik Laine is out 3-4 months.

Rob Blake feels responsible for Los Angeles Kings’ recent results, but wants another NHL shot.

The Philadelphia Flyers send Jett Luchanko back to the OHL.

The Vancouver Canucks buy low on Lukas Reichel.

Hampus Lindholm was placed on Injured Reserve.

Are the Utah Mammoth a legit contender?

Chicago Blackhawks‘ point streak ends with loss to the Kings.

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Joseph

For the OG fans, I published an interview with former Shark and Green Biscuit founder Tom Pederson this morning.

https://themacklinyears.substack.com/p/catching-up-with-sharks-alum-and

SJShorky

Water wet, sky blue… it would have been moronic if he wasn’t.

Zeke

32 thoughts broadcast. Macklin comments at 52 minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1D_6NAIvI

kads

Thanks for this link… “If they can just learn to defend…”

And oh hell yeah Celebrini should be on that Canadian team. It would be insane to leave him off. And screw 14th F… He’s probably closer to the 6th or 7th now. He’s just taken a massive leap forward, and these points are against pretty strong competition overall

Zeke

have to admit, I did kinda chuckle at that …

Zeke

This story kinda made me laugh … and wince …

The 2-time defending NHL champion Florida Panthers put (former San Jose Shark) Jonah Gadjovich on IR — and recalled (former San Jose Shark) Noah Gregor.

Falco5

To play on the 4th with Kunin!

Fallooooooon

Bruce Cassidy better win a Cup this year. The Vegas brass is already excited to hire Mitch Love after he gets reinstated.

Dylan Smallwood

Any news on Gaudette? Didn’t see an update, or missed it? Looks/ed like a shoulder. Sure hope not. Was one of the better FA signings under MGs reign.

SJShorky

Oh man, I hope it’s not a shoulder injury. Sharks have him for 2 seasons so would be great if he’s part of the continuity.

Sheng Peng

No update post-game and off-day today

SJShorky

Oh shit I already forgot about this post. I gotcha. Like I said, I missed the injury.

Zeke

There’s a lot of “let the young guys play” discussion. And while its impossible to play an entire roster of “young guys” for the Sharks since there are a bunch of contracts for older guys in place, I decided to take a look at what a “young guys” roster might look like. This is my opinion of who’d be on that team among players in the organization eligible to play now or later on this season. Macklin (age 19) Smith 20 Lund 21 Misa 18 Graf 23 Eklund 23 Dellandrea 25 Cardwell 23 Musty 20 Ostapchuk 22 Giles 25 Chernyshov… Read more »

Last edited 13 days ago by Zeke
kads

I’ve said it a few times, I’ll say it again with feeling. It is my strong opinion that nobody who is not in the NHL right now is ready for the NHL right now.

When Mukh gets healthy I want him to draw in more, but other than that, I really don’t have a quibble with what the team is doing.

Zeke

I’d say Lund, GIles and maybe Ostapchuk could be NHL players right now. Not good players, but perhaps OK in the right/limited roles. Giles as a 4c? I liked what he did last season. Lund as a 3rd line winger? If he’s taken a step, I can see him being OK in that role. I’ve seen Thompson play competently at an NHL level last season, but his game was missing in the preseason.If he finds his game again, then I’d include him. And I’m thinking Pohlkamp might be NHL ready. 4G, 3A and +6 in 6 games for Denver. His… Read more »

mknepper

I agree with kads on his thought. It is frustrating for everyone that we do not see as much of the youth as we would like, but understandable. Muk should be a permanent part of the defensive pairs when healthy. He is the Sharks best shutdown defenseman and be a huge boost to the blue line when he returns. Pohlkamp looked good in development camp and in the leagues he has played in but the AHL and NHL are different beasts. I am a firm believer in prospects dominating the leagues they are in before they graduate to a higher… Read more »

kads

If you want to see the young guys, go to the Cuda games. And if you do,.you might agree with me. Give them time. We can’t have our cake and eat it too. The vets give the Sharks the best chance to win and the Cuda gives the youth the best chance to have success. If you force the youth up a level and they fail, is that really the best thing for them? Cardwell really would not give us more than Skinner or Kurashev, and would we want to force him onto the 4th line for Dellandrea? It’s just… Read more »

kads

This was meant more for Zeke, obviously 😂

mknepper

Never would argue that. We are on the same page with letting them develop and over ripen (which is why I made the comment about Pohlkamp) in their respective leagues. I have not seen any Cuda games but am a San Jose native living in Houston Texas, so getting to a Cuda games is reserved for family visits to the bay. Never watched hockey until the Sharks first playoff run. It was at Moffett Field when I was still in the Navy and remember Garpenlov hitting the post like is was yesterday. Will have to rely on friends let me… Read more »

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