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The San Jose Sharks are charging toward their first Stanley Cup playoffs since 2019, all powered by 19-year-old phenom Macklin, Celebrini.

He's racked up 101 points in just 72 games, outpacing every teammate by 50 points.

With 10 games left, even after some bumps, they're right in the mix for that final wildcard spot.

In the Western Conference, it's a tight battle for one opening, with five teams within four points of Nashville's 77.

San Jose sits two back but has two games in hand, and they've played the fewest overall.

Catching Vegas for the Pacific Division spot would be the ultimate dream, despite a seven-point gap and the Kings in between.

Fans and the team are buzzing about what playoffs mean for their young core, especially Celebrini.

Looking ahead, the Sharks still need defensive depth this offseason, with cap space and picks to make moves.

Playoffs won't make them contenders yet.

The Pacific's been weak, but it boosts Celebrini's MVP case, putting him in rare company like McDavid at.

19 of voters notice.

They keep pushing Wednesday against Anaheim, and snagging that spot could turn this Celebrini explosion into playoff magic for the franchise.

They've called up Cameron Hughes from the minors to help fill gaps.

With five straight home games ahead, Golodzin is pushing that one degree more in effort to match those hungry squads and climb into playoff form before it's too late.