The San Jose Sharks are the best show in Bay Area sports

The San Jose Sharks are the best show in Bay Area sports

After back-to-back seasons with the NHL’s worst record, the Sharks are making a surprise playoff push fueled by 19-year-old star Macklin Celebrini.

NHL Rumors: How Big Would the San Jose Sharks Be Willing to go to Add to Their Blue Line? - NHL Rumors

Would the San Jose Sharks be looking to make a big splash on their blue line, or would they prefer to remain patient? The Sheet with Jeff Marek: Drew Remenda when asked if the San Jose Sharks should be looking to make a bigger move, to make a big splash in the West, or do they remain patient. Greg Wyshynski: “Do they go knock, knock, knocking on, on Nashville’s door and see if there’s a way, if things fall apart for the Predators, to get Roman J…

San Jose Sharks star forward Macklin Celebrini making strong case for the Hart Trophy

Chances are, if hockey fans were asked who the frontrunners should be for the Hart Trophy, common answers would be Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid and Colorado Avalanche power forward Nathan MacKinnon, both of whom are great answers. Saying that, as we head towards the Olympic break, one name who should be leading the Hart Trophy voting is San Jose Sharks sophomore, 19-year-old forward Macklin Celebrini.  San Jose Sharks’ sophomore Mackli…

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Entering the season, it looked like the Sharks would be selling off multiple pieces from an already weak blue line. Four of their seven active names are pending unrestricted free agents, and for a team primed for another losing season, it looked prudent to cut bait on most, if not all of them, for futures. Past the halfway point of the year, though, San Jose has exceeded all expectations and finds themselves in the thick of the Western Conferenc…