
Celebrini Breaks Sharks Points Record
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Macklin Celebrini shatters San Jose Sharks single-season points record, finishing with 115 points, surpassing Joe Thorntons previous record. Celebrinis impressive performance includes an 18th three-point night, tying Thorntons franchise mark. The Sharks secure a 6-1 victory over the Jets, ending the season with a 39-35-8 record. The Jets, on the other hand, suffer a 4-game losing streak, ending the season with a 35-35-12 record.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Celebrini Breaks Sharks Points Record. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 17th, Mcwinds Celebrini just etched his name in San Jose Sharks history, breaking their single-season points record with a 6-1. Smackdown over the Winnipeg Jets The 19-year-old number one pick from the 2024 draft dropped one goal and two assists, hitting 115 points. Total, that's 45 goals and 70 assists, topping Joe Thornton's 114 from 2006-7. His performance marked his 18-3.9, tying Thornton's franchise mark for the most in the season. William Eclan matched Celebrini with a goal and two assists. Will Smith added one goal and one assist, and John Klingberg dished three helpers as the Sharks wrapped their year at 39 wins, 35 losses, and 8 overtime losses. The Jets got one from Cole Kepke, but stumbled to 35, 35, 12, capped by four straight defeats while Celebrini closes his rookie, tear on fire, prime to carry San Jose forward.
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