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Medics had to help him off right away, and the incident quickly went viral among fans.

Teammates and supporters were relieved to hear he's on the mend, especially since head injuries can sideline players for weeks.

As he keeps progressing, expect to see this talented winger back skating strong for the Sharks before long.

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The Hart Trophy race is one of the closest in years, with top NHL stars vying for the most valuable player award.

19-year-old Macklin Celebrini of the San Jose Sharks has jumped into the mix, leading his team with 35 goals and 61 assists for 96 points, putting him in the top five scores league-wide.

Other big names like Connor McDavid, Nathan McKinnon, and Nikita Kucherov are putting up huge numbers, too.

but they play on strong teams, chasing the Stanley Cup.

McDavid has stars like Leon Dresadel around him in Edmonton, McKinnon benefits from Cale Mocker in Colorado, and Kucherov counts on Braden Point in Tampa Bay.

Celebrini's impact stands out because the Sharks rely on him so much.

He's more than double the points of their next best scorer, Will Smith, with 45, and he's been part of nearly half their 208 goals this season.

Without him carrying the load, San Jose would likely be near the bottom.

Digging deeper, the Sharks are 32 wins, 30 losses, and 6 overtime losses, just 5 points from the playoffs.

If San Jose sneaks into the playoffs, Celebrini's case could seal the deal.

On March 24th, the New Jersey Devils face the Dallas Stars tonight at 8 p.m.