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Macklin Celebrini San Jose Sharks Unsigned Breaks Franchise Single-Season Points Record Celebration Photograph
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Macklin Celebrini San Jose Sharks Unsigned Breaks Franchise Single-Season Points Record Celebration Photograph
By Fanatics Authentic
Current price: $13.99

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Macklin Celebrini San Jose Sharks Unsigned Breaks Franchise Single-Season Points Record Celebration Photograph
By Fanatics Authentic
Current price: $13.99
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Size: 8x10
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In just his second NHL season, 19-year-old superstar forward Macklin Celebrini has already etched his name into the San Jose Sharks' record books. On April 16, 2026, during the team's regular-season finale, Celebrini tallied two first-period assists to pull even with franchise legend Joe Thornton's 114-point record set in 2006–07. While the Sharks were already dominating the Winnipeg Jets, one final order of business remained. Early in the third period, Celebrini gathered a puck in the crease and fired it past Eric Comrie for his historic 115th point. The first overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft was greeted kindly by his teammates with their water bottles aimed to fire, ending the season on a high note. This striking photo captures that exact celebration, making it an essential piece for any Sharks fan or hockey historian.
In just his second NHL season, 19-year-old superstar forward Macklin Celebrini has already etched his name into the San Jose Sharks' record books. On April 16, 2026, during the team's regular-season finale, Celebrini tallied two first-period assists to pull even with franchise legend Joe Thornton's 114-point record set in 2006–07. While the Sharks were already dominating the Winnipeg Jets, one final order of business remained. Early in the third period, Celebrini gathered a puck in the crease and fired it past Eric Comrie for his historic 115th point. The first overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft was greeted kindly by his teammates with their water bottles aimed to fire, ending the season on a high note. This striking photo captures that exact celebration, making it an essential piece for any Sharks fan or hockey historian.



















