Celebrini Shatters Sharks Record, Sets New Standard

0:00McLean Celebrini just shattered a San Jose Sharks record, notching a goal into assists in a 6-1 blowout win over the Winnipeg Jets in both. Team season finale. The 19-year-old hit 115 points with 45 goals and 70 assists over 82 games, topping Joe Thornton's one. 114 from 2007. This marked Celebrini's second NHL season after he posted 63 points in 70 games last year. Thornton set his mark in the same number of games back in 0607, making this a straight-up legacy moment for the young star. Both squads missed the playoffs with the Sharks at 39 wins, 35 losses and 8 overtime losses. Their seventh straight year out. The Jets finished 35, 35, 12, their first miss since 2021-22, and they're the fifth team ever to grab the President's trophy for best regular season record then flop next year. William Ecklin matched Celebrini with a goal and two assists. Will Smith added a goal and assist, while Colin Graff, Igor,

1:04Cherni Shav, and Michael Misa lit the lamp too. John Klingberg dished three assists, Alex Nidelčkovic, Stonewall 25 shots, and Cole Cupka got Winnipeg's lone tally. Celebrini's breakouts immense him as the Sharks' new cornerstone, while these teams head into an offseason rethinking their paths forward. Local news powered by AI. This is California News today. I'm Corey with the story.