When Will Smith — the other pillar of this franchise’s future and Celebrini’s winger — took a tough (but clean) hit from Penguins defenseman Parker Wotherspoon with 16:35 to play in the third and the Sharks only down 4-1 (Pittsburgh would go up 5-1 on the subsequent power play), it was Celebrini who stepped in to defend his teammate.

Numbers tell part of the story, but Sidney Crosby sees something else in Macklin Celebrini — a trait that separates stars from cornerstones.

Celebrini has 15 goals and 28 assists (tied with Connor McDavid for the league lead entering Monday) for 43 points, second only to Nathan MacKinnon. If the Sharks remain in the playoff picture and Celebrini keeps up this scoring pace,

The NHL's return to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina is an exciting development for hockey fans and the sport as a whole. It means world-class hockey, and the first true full-size, best-on-best men's tournament since the 2016 World Cup of Hockey.

Celebrini’s start to the season has kept him firmly in the conversation, and justifiably so. Celebrini has produced 44 points through 32 games, sitting third in the NHL scoring leaderboard, only trailing superstars Nathan MacKinnon (53) and Connor McDavid (48).

Macklin Celebrini, Connor Bedard and Matthew Schaefer are the future of Team Canada. Can they made the 2026 Olympics?

Celebrini produced a goal and two assists in Saturday's 6-5 overtime win over the Penguins.

Sharks forward Macklin Celebrini is in the midst of some all-time legendary company as his full-fledged NHL breakout continues.

Macklin Celebrini, the top NHL draft pick, maintains a private personal life amidst intense media scrutiny. Despite his rapid rise and public focus, h

Macklin Celebrini is not just another young talent in the NHL; he is a rising star whose aspirations extend beyond the league, aiming for the grand stage of the Winter Olympics. As the San Jose Sharks center continues to impress with his on-ice performance,