Sharks' Awards Highlight Young Stars, Bright Future
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On April 12th, the San Jose Sharks just dropped their 2025-26 awards, celebrating standout players from a tough season. Macklin Celebrini took home Player of the Year, no surprise there. He dominated like nobody else on the roster.
I ranked him first, ahead of Alex Winberg and Dmitry Orlov, who both stepped up big on offense and defense. Winbert was a beast on the penalty kill and logged heavy minutes, while Orlov moved the puck smooth and shut down plays better than past top guys. Mario Ferraro earned media good guy for the third time, always handling tough questions after losses with class. I put Alex Nedeljkovic first for his honest goalie accountability, then Ferraro and Winberg. Rookie of the year went to Yaroslav Askarov, edging out Sam Dickinson after a full season in net. Askarov had that monster November with eight wins, two losses, two ties, and a .940 save percentage. Other newbies flashed bright but didn't stick around all year.
Team Ops picked Eric Polkamp as prospect of the year for his NCAA title run and Hobie Baker finalist nod best season in his league hands down. These picks show the Sharks building around young stars like Celebrini and Askarov. setting up brighter days ahead on the ice. San Jose Sharks News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Corey with the story.
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