Notable NHL Edge stats among San Jose Sharks player were released this week.
Macklin Celebrini was already at the top of the game in several categories last season, but there’s one where he particularly shines.
In midrange shots on goal, Celebrini sits in second place in the NHL, just behind Nathan McKinnon, with 117.
He’s also, no surprise, really fast…but now we have the numbers behind it.
For the San Jose Sharks, Yaroslav Askarov and Will Smith’s stats also stood out on the NHL Edge leaderboards.
Smith’s shot, based on the numbers, might be underrated.
At San Jose Hockey Now…
Sheng Peng‘s NHL food guide for what to eat on the road.
Macklin Celebrini is already a top-20 NHL center?
Other Sharks News…
It was San Jose Sharks day yesterday at NHL.com: Which Sharks are the best picks for your fantasy team and which Shark is a breakout candidate?
The NHL ranked the Sharks’ top prospects and gave an inside look at the team ahead of the 2025-2026 season.
What three questions face the Sharks as the start of the season approaches?
Could Celebrini earn a spot on Team Canada‘s Olympics roster?
Brodie Brazil talked to Jeff Marek about the upcoming season.
Celebrini could be ready for a 100-point season?
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) August 22, 2025
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