San Jose Sharks Summary

Macklin Celebrini made history in the San Jose Sharks' final game of the 2025-26 season, scoring one goal and adding two assists to set a new franchise record with 115 points. This record-breaking performance came during a 6-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets, where Celebrini surpassed Joe Thornton's previous record of 114 points set in the 2006-2007 season.

The game saw other standout performances, including contributions from William Eklund, who also had a goal and two assists, and Alex Nedeljkovic, who made 25 saves. The Sharks concluded their season with a record of 39-35-8, totaling 86 points.

In roster news, the Sharks signed defenseman Eric Pohlkamp to a two-year entry-level contract following his successful collegiate career at the University of Denver, where he was a Hobey Baker Award finalist.

Pohlkamp had an impressive season, leading all NCAA defensemen in scoring and contributing to his team's national championship victory. As the Sharks move into the offseason, Celebrini's remarkable rise serves as a bright spot amid a challenging season, indicating a potential turning point for the franchise.