Sharks’ Celebrini learns hard lesson in return to hometown
While Celebrini had two assists in his first game as an NHL player in his hometown, his giveaway at the offensive blue line — later resulting in a Vancouver Canucks goal — was top of mind in what would become a 4-3 Sharks loss at Rogers Arena.
The top pick of the 2024 NHL draft, Macklin Celebrini, is thriving as a rookie while a handful of exciting prospects prepare ...
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The making of Macklin Celebrini: Journey from Vancouver to No. 1 pickMacklin Celebrini will play his first NHL game in his hometown of Vancouver, BC. San Jose Hockey Now's Sheng Peng spoke to ...
Mackenzie Blackwood got a different vantage point of Macklin Celebrini on Thursday at SAP Center, and the 18-year-old rookie ...
VANCOUVER — This is where Macklin Celebrini grew up. On a rainy Sunday, before the San Jose Sharks’ 4-3 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, I went to North Vancouver to take a tour of North Shore ...
The No. 1 pick of the 2024 NHL Draft led fifth-place Canada with eight points (four goals, four assists) in five games at the ...
Nobody on the San Jose Sharks roster is more disappointed that their season series with the St. Louis Blues is over than ...
The loss spoiled the homecoming of Macklin Celebrini, the North Vancouver native who was playing his first NHL game near his ...
A distraught Macklin Celebrini took seven questions post-game. Four of them, at times unprompted, he referenced his turnover ...
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