SAN JOSE – Ivar Stenberg will make his NHL preseason and SAP Center debut Tuesday when the San Jose Sharks host the Vegas Golden Knights in their second exhibition game.

Stenberg, the second overall selection in June’s draft, will skate on a line with Alexander Wennberg and Collin Graf as the Sharks dress a more NHL-caliber lineup that will feature a handful of other players expected to be on the team’s opening-week roster.

Stenberg will also play on the Sharks’ top power-play unit, likely on the left flank.

“It’s just going to be super fun to play a game,” Stenberg said, adding that his training camp so far has “been good. I’ve learned new stuff every day, and I think it’s going in the right way.”

Stenberg has looked the part of an early first-round draft pick so far, shining during the Sharks’ development camp in June and the recent Rookie Faceoff event at Tech CU Arena.

“He’s progressed really well through camp, and he’s picking things up,” coach Ryan Warsofsky said of Stenberg. “You can see the game slowed down for him. I know it’s practice, but from the drills and the structure that we’ve put in place, he’s picking it up pretty quickly.”

Along with Stenberg, Wennberg and Graf, the Sharks are also dressing another potential opening-night line Tuesday with center Michael Misa, the second overall pick in 2025, skating with wingers Tyler Toffoli and Igor Chernyshov.

Both the Wennberg and Misa lines have been together since training camp began last Thursday.

“There’s probably a plan behind everything,” Wennberg said. “I don’t think we’re just throwing out numbers right there. (The coaches) have an idea of what they want to see and what guys they have to play one another. Obviously, a lot of things can change; a lot of players can move spots, but I think it’s good. Shorter camp, shorter preseason, so get into it right away, and right now, it feels like the lines are now looking really good.”

The Sharks’ top defensemen will be veterans Jacob Trouba and Dmitry Orlov. Trouba will be paired with Nolan Allan, and Orlov will skate with Luca Cagnoni, who will also quarterback San Jose’s top power-play unit, which also features Chernyshov, Misa, Stenberg and Wennberg.

Projected No. 1 goalie Yaroslav Askarov will start for the Sharks against the Golden Knights.

Sharks roster hopefuls also playing tonight include center Filip Bystedt, wingers Ethan Cardwell and Carson Wetsch, and defenseman Eric Pohlkamp.

In their first preseason game on Sunday against the Anaheim Ducks, the Sharks only dressed three players expected to be on the NHL roster next week: forwards Ty Dellandrea and Zack Ostapchuk, and defenseman Sam Dickinson. The Sharks lost 6-2, with Pohlkamp and Jimmy Huntington scoring their only goals.