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Instant Sharks takeaways: Luca Cagnoni comes through in OT for a statement win (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks’ season-opening game against the Florida Panthers felt like a playoff game. Fights, scrums, big hits, and some impressive goals in a back-and-forth game made the Shark Tank the loudest it has been in a long time, maybe since the team’s last postseason appearance in 2019. With 1:46 left in overtime, defenseman Luca Cagnoni took a pass from Will Smith and beat Panthers goalie Akira Schmid for his first career NHL goal and 4-3 Sharks win before an announced sellout cr
Sharks debut new goal song, replacing controversial and loathed track, during season opener (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks debuted a new goal song at SAP Center on Thursday night, and they hope it will last longer than the previous track. After winger Mason Marchment scored at the 14:20 mark of the first period to give the Sharks a 1-0 lead, the team debuted a song featuring Green Day’s guitar riff from their 2005 hit, “Holiday,” with fans chanting “Hey” as the track played. The Sharks wanted a song from an artist with Bay Area ties, and Green Day was originally formed in Rodeo. After
Scratched for Sharks’ opener, Sam Dickinson knows what he needs to improve (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE – During the 2025-26 season, second-year Sharks defenseman Sam Dickinson played nearly every game over the final four months, and forward Ty Dellandrea was almost always in the lineup when he was healthy. That was then. With increased competition across the Sharks roster, things are a bit different for those two right now, at least to start. Both Dickinson, 20, and Dellandrea, 26, were healthy scratches for the Sharks’ season-opening game against the Florida Panthers on Thursday night a
Macklin Celebrini’s star turn has come. Now he’s leading the Sharks as their 20-year-old captain (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE – Macklin Celebrini isn’t really used to wearing makeup. But between a recent photo shoot for The Hollywood Reporter with actor Belmont Cameli and another with two other young stars for a glossy NHL.com feature, Celebrini, the Sharks’ budding superstar, has been getting some practice. “Yeah, that’s happened a couple times now,” Celebrini said recently of sitting in the makeup chair. “It’s a little weird.” Celebrini is about to begin his third year with the Sharks, and his public profile
How Sharks’ Macklin Celebrini is adjusting to being the face of the new NHL (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE – Macklin Celebrini isn’t really used to wearing makeup. But between a recent photo shoot for The Hollywood Reporter with actor Belmont Cameli and another with two other young stars for a glossy NHL.com feature, Celebrini, the Sharks’ budding superstar, has been getting some practice. “Yeah, that’s happened a couple times now,” Celebrini said recently of sitting in the makeup chair. “It’s a little weird.” Celebrini is about to begin his third year with the Sharks, and his public profile
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