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SJHN Daily: Sharks Officially Miss Playoffs Again, RJ Celebrini Scores Highlight-Reel Goal
It’s official: The San Jose Sharks have missed the playoffs again.
The St. Louis Blues’ 7-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday sealed the deal, earning the Sharks the dubious distinction of being the first team eliminated from post-season contention in the NHL.
This is the sixth-straight season that San Jose has missed the dance.
NHL.com had an early preview of the Sharks’ off-season, including pending UFAs and RFAs.
Looking ahead to the 2025 NHL Draft, the Sharks currently hold the best odds for the No. 1 pick, with a 25.5% chance at it, according to Tankathon. They sit four points behind the Chicago Blackhawks (13.5%) in the standings and 13 points behind the Nashville Predators (11.5%).
At San Jose Hockey Now…
William Eklund and Fabian Zetterlund found out about the trade to the Ottawa Senators…from Rasmus Sandin.
Ryan Warsofsky and Spencer Carbery lean on Jared Bednar as a resource for advice.
Zack Ostapchuk is excited to be joining the San Jose Sharks.
San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky talks about how size matters in the NHL.
How is Tyler Toffoli a good leader?
Alex Ovechkin got closer to the record against the San Jose Sharks.
Patrick Giles got to play his hometown team.
Other Sharks News…
Multiple San Jose Sharks players and Warsofsky made an appearance at a floor hockey game with Special Olympics NorCal. Tyler Toffoli, Alexander Wennberg, Ty Dellandrea, Barclay Goodrow, Collin Graf, and Mario Ferraro were all there. Warsofsky served as referee, and the Sharks Foundation presented a $30,000 Community Assist Grant.
The Sharks had the best time in yesterday's floor hockey game with @SONorCal 🏒
Thank you to our friends at @KPSanJose and @KPSantaClara for helping us create these memorable experiences!#HockeyIsForEveryone | @sjscommunity pic.twitter.com/E8AvLw62IQ
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 17, 2025
Sharks prospect Sam Dickinson set the London Knights’ single-season points record for a defenseman.
Sam Dickinson has officially rewrote the history books.@SanJoseSharks | #TheFutureIsTeal pic.twitter.com/DdhZSWrR2z
— London Knights (@LondonKnights) March 17, 2025
The Sharks and the new Golden State Valkyries WNBA team are teaming up for an arena giveaway Saturday.
THIS Saturday we're celebrating Women's History Month and the newest Bay Area team, the @valkyries. 🪽
All fans in attendance will receive a Valkyries flag/cape giveaway.
🎟️: https://t.co/YRXY9S89ow pic.twitter.com/kwpq1wCTVP
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 17, 2025
Patrick Giles is already engaging with the Sharks social media team, as he and Collin Graf teamed up with The Bay Golf Club for some ice golfing.
Man, those are some fast greens ⛳️
Make sure to cheer on our friends at @TheBayGolf in their playoff match on ESPN and ESPN+ this Tuesday!#BayAreaUnite pic.twitter.com/CqBAiu9QPf
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 16, 2025
Alexander Wennberg spoke with Brodie Brazil.
Around the NHL…
What legacy has Mikko Rantanen left in Colorado?
How are the Florida Panthers dealing without Aaron Ekblad?
Gabriel Landeskog will be joining the Colorado Avalanche on their upcoming road trip.
NHL, general managers discuss video review in league meetings.
The Buffalo Sabres ownership was named the worst in the league.
Andrei Svechnikov returned to the ice for the Carolina Hurricanes, and he could be back to face the Sharks on Thursday.
Macklin Celebrini’s 13-year-old brother RJ scored a highlight reel goal:
Macklin Celebrini’s younger brother RJ scores the game winner for the AAA Flyers in the third period of the HPL Hockey Provincial Championship Game!
(via: @hockeyforever @hplhockey @comoodymedia) pic.twitter.com/HgQcryJTb0
— BarDown (@BarDown) March 17, 2025
