Celebrini Breaks Thornton’s Single-Season Sharks’ Points Record

Move over, Jumbo.

Macklin Celebrini is now the highest-scoring San Jose Sharks player in a season.

Celebrini has 115 points, his third period goal giving the Sharks a 6-1 lead in a rout of the Winnipeg Jets. This was on top of two assists on Thursday night.

Joe Thornton was the previous record holder with 114 points in 2006-07.

Macklin Celebrini breaks the #SJSharks single-season point record surpassing his landlord, Joe Thornton. 🥹

…Oh yeah, and he did it as a teenager. pic.twitter.com/LVtbdFPO35

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The San Jose Sharks had plenty of fun with the record-setter, throwing water on him in the fistbump line.

😆 pic.twitter.com/8bxh1FRMsZ

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“I was pretty drenched on the ice,” Celebrini laughed.

Thornton, of course, was in the prime of his career when he set the San Jose Sharks franchise mark: He was 27 when he scored 22 goals and 92 assists in 2006-07.

Celebrini is 19, just scratching the surface of his potential: He’s got 45 goals and 70 assists this season. His 45 goals in a season is second in franchise history, behind Jonathan Cheechoo’s 56, set in 2005-06.

“He’s a special kid,” an emotional Ryan Warsofsky said after the Sharks’ 6-1 win.

History. pic.twitter.com/dU3aB2cp9Y

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There was more water waiting for Mack postgame. 😆💦 pic.twitter.com/atDryIEUxf

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From one Sharks record holder to the next. 🤝 pic.twitter.com/qrzjkQEaAG

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