Macklin Celebrini delivered a signature moment in the first period when the San Jose Sharks phenom recorded his 100th point of the season. The 19-year-old center and first overall pick in the 2024 NHL Draft fired a power-play wrist shot from between the circles that deflected off a defender and past the goaltender. The goal — part of a two-goal, one-assist performance — pushed Celebrini into rare company as just the sixth teenager in NHL history to reach 100 points in a single season, the first since Sidney Crosby in 2006-07. Celebrini’s remarkable 2025-26 campaign saw the North Vancouver native finish with 45 goals and 115 points, shattering the San Jose Sharks’ single-season record previously held by Joe Thornton. At just 19, he became the first teenager in franchise history to score 30 goals while leading his team with elite playmaking, vision, and two-way play. His dominant season placed him among the game’s all-time teenage greats alongside Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, and Crosby. This rare 1-of-1 highlight captures the moment Celebrini joined that exclusive club, affirming his status as a generational talent and the cornerstone of the Sharks’ bright future.