Celebrini's Teenage Dominance: Sharks on Playoff Pace
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How is Macklin Celebrini performing in the NHL this season?
On April 10th, Macklin Celebrini is lighting up the NHL at just 19 years old, carrying the San Jose Sharks in his second season. He's posting superstar numbers with 42 goals and 66 assists for 108 points, leading the team with only five games left. He's way ahead of teammate Will Smith, the second leading scorer with 23 goals and 33 assists, a 52-point gap that shows. Celebrini's total dominance on a rebuilding squad. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Celebrini has a hand in 46.2% of the Sharks' goals this year, putting him on pace to smash. A record held by teenage Wayne Gretzky at 45.5% back in the 1979-1980 season, Crosby's 44%. .9% from 2006, 2007 is close, but no cigar. If he holds steady, Celebrini could etch his name above those legends as the top teenage contributor ever, all while the Sharks hit just three points.
What records could Macklin Celebrini break as a teenager?
Out of the number two wildcard spot in the Western Conference. They face the Anaheim Ducks Thursday night, and with Celebrini's fire, San Jose might just sneak into the playoffs and keep this hot streak rolling. Stay locked in with San Jose Sharks news today. AI-powered updates.
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