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Macklin Celebrini signs five-year, $94M extension with Sharks

sportsJul 29, 202619359

San Jose Sharks General Manager Mike Grier announced the club signed forward Macklin Celebrini to a five-year, $94 million contract extension worth $18.8 million per year that will begin in the 2027-28 season. Grier called Celebrini “one of the premier players in the world” and thanked owner Hasso Plattner for providing financial resources to build around him, while Celebrini said he was “happy to sign” and aims to help bring a Stanley Cup to San Jose. Celebrini, 20, scored 115 points this season to finish fourth in the NHL, tied for fourth with 45 goals and ranked seventh with 70 assists; he set the Sharks franchise scoring record with his final point of the campaign. The second-year center produced 37 even-strength goals (third in the NHL) and 82 even-strength points (tied for third), and he factored into 46.2 percent of all Sharks goals, the second-best mark leaguewide and the best ever by an NHL teenager or any San Jose skater. San Jose went 26-6-2 when Celebrini scored and 26-3-2 in his multi-point games, and the team improved by +19 wins and +34 standings points this season, the second-biggest season-over-season wins increase in Sharks history. Celebrini’s agent Pat Brisson of CAA Sports praised Celebrini’s character and said the player’s future in San Jose was a shared commitment from the club’s leadership.

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