The NHL Should Be Scared Of The San Jose Sharks
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Welcome to SN Hockey, your ultimate source for all things NHL and hockey! In this video, we dive deep into the future of the San Jose Sharks, focusing on some of their most promising prospects from the 2024 NHL Draft.
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Detailed analysis of Macklin Celebrini, Sam Dickinson, and Will Smith's skills and potential
How each of these players stands out among other NHL Draft prospects
Their journeys and performances leading up to the NHL Draft
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You got the timeline a bit wrong - the first trade of the teardown was Brent Burns to Carolina in July 2022, shortly after Mike Grier took over. Meier was traded in February of 2023, and then Karlsson in August of 2023.
Also, the Burns trade not only created cap space but helped set up the Karlsson trade by clearing the way for Karlsson to be the main star on the blue line in 2022-23. Karlsson's contract was regarded as an absolutely unmovable albatross at the time, but his 100+ point season in 2022-23, which would likely not have happened were he still sharing the right side of the blue line with Burns, changed that.
@@rumsfeldisinsane very true. I was considering more so when the team’s record began to decline. But absolutely the major year down didn’t begin until a few years after that.
agree that moving BB was essential, despite not getting a whole lot back.
It was more of a salary dump.
Eric Pohlkamp looked really good in the Sharks' prospect scrimmage. He could be a sleeper.
As a die hard sharks fan who looks forward to our teams prospect scrimmage, idk the numbers but it seems like 3/5 guys to shine during the scrimmage transition into high quality talent.
I had never really heard of him before, but noticed him in the scrimmage pretty quickly. Kid has some speed and skill. He's playing for Denver next season after transferring, so that could be great for his development.
Getting rid of Karlsson is the best thing the SHarks could ever do.
Why is that?(new to hockey)
@@user-fc9fg5ix2x High cap hit and he is 34 so he is likely entering the end of his prime. Sharks got a ton of asset for him. Also, he may not have fit into the rebuild. Not even the best players fit well in certain systems.
@@jackjohnson744 This. Also, injury prone. Dude's one of the highest paid players in the league. He's a great player, but he can't stay on the ice.
@@jackjohnson744 thank you so much that was so informative and kind!!
Saying the rebuild started in 19-20 is completely inaccurate. The collapse started then, but Doug Wilson was still, unsuccessfully of course, trying to cobble together a contender around the existing core. As late as 2022, this team was signing aging players to long-term NMC deals. It was not until Mike Grier was hired that the actual tear down phase of the rebuild started.
the future is teal, bro
very teal
@@gramsta836 very very teal
Until they get relocated for failing over and over. 🤣 nobody wants to watch a bottom feeder team struggle to try to play at a level they're nowhere near.
@@winkletown8828 only 21 playoff appearances in 33 seasons. Take your clown takes elsewhere.
My wife and I have been ticket holders since 2015. We go to almost every single game in the season plus a couple travel games a year. We've seen the highs and lows of Sharks hockey. We haven't been this excited for a season in a few years. Can't wait!
@@jacobblair5016 season ticket holders since 2015, you guys deserve it! It’s definitely an exciting time for the Sharks. Even as a neutral fan I look forward to watching them for the first time in a while.
@SNHockeyyoutube Should be a fun time. Now just need a good solid ice guardian to protect these young kids.
Blackwood is being underrated imo. On the better side of 30, he stood on his head some nights for an AHL roster. Now that he has a somewhat competitive defense in front of him, he could put up numbers for San Jose in the next few years. His save percentage was .899 this year if i remember correctly. Martin Jones in 2019 put up an .896 SV% on a team that went to the WCF. Goaltending is not a major issue for SJ going forward. Just wanted to put that out there.
Thank you, people seem to forget that Blackwood had pretty much nobody helping him on Defense and he saved most games from being complete blowouts.
Facts. You can put a hall of fame talent goalie in the net for the sharks and said player will still struggle.
Vanceck is going to be the starting goaltender
@@AnalyzeSportsStudio Vanecek will probably be the starter, I agree.
Regardless of who starts, Sharks have a competent goalie tandem and it isn't a weak point for the team.
Celebrini signed his nhl entry leve contract!l
The end began with Joe Pavelski leaving. THAT was the dagger in the heart.
I think you hit the nail on the head. Many Sharks fans have been calling for a rebuild since 2020 but the get the last year and a half the future direction has really become clear. Exciting times are ahead in the bay 👀 🦈
@@jamesonnoonan8524 thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it! I’m excited for Sharks fans, you guys deserve to see some winning hockey!
I get to watch musty often. Hes very good and he has a chippy side but has a temper..takes a lot of dumb penalties but it will change with age
@@bigsmickledigle5472 100%. Age/maturity will help calm that down. Especially once he is surrounded by veterans at the AHL/NHL level. That edge will serve him well when the Sharks become competitive!
I love seeing a small channel get a lil love via the algo. Good vid and I look forward to seeing more!
Awesome video... Sharks fans have a lot to be excited about.... finally
The NHL should be scared in like 5-8 years but not till then lol
Outstanding video!
When it comes to California hockey I believe The Sharks and the Ducks are the ones that are doing this rebuild correctly. The Kings. however, are closing their eyes with their fingers in their ears lying to themselves that they don't need to rebuild.
As a Sharks fan that's a good thing. If you're a Kings fan, ouch. Sorry.
Great video! As someone who is from Brazil, I have zerro NHL coverage here, so its nice to see someone putting videos like this one out!
Cellebrini as the new Jumbo Joe down the middle, with Eklund and Smith on the wing in the top 6. Grier is now drafting Brent Burns style D-men. Can't wait to see this team in 3-4 years.
as a fan i am excited for the sharks to start turning the corner. it has been a long few years
Toffoli - Celebrini - Eklund
Musty - Smith - Zetterlund
Grandlund - Couture - Goodrow
I'm hyped bro
Hearing the way my beloved team was dismantled, and where my beloved went, is heartbreaking 😢
Great vid
Am I crazy to think that will smith will be a better player than Macklin as an overall player and the way he fits into the sharks system?
Smith will likely score more points, but Mackin will carry the Sharks to the cup
I am super excited for the sharks future, goaltending is definitely something that will get addressed soon enough
@@Panaramaguy as soon as the team is ready to compete I’m sure they will sign or trade for someone. That is of course if a prospect doesn’t emerge as the future starter.
@@SNHockeyyoutube Definitely is an exciting time to be a sharks fan had some disappointing playoff years with the final in 2016 the exit after climbing back to defeat vegas in 2019
@@Panaramaguy it’s just so refreshing to see the core set in place now for the Sharks. The years of tanking are finally paying off
@@SNHockeyyoutube this season will definitely be a interesting one for sure! expecting another top 5 pick I'd say/hope
@@Panaramaguy I would think they should still be in that range as well. They’re going to be stacked with another top end talent
SJ with Vegas’ #1 pick gives us yet another reason to actively root against the Knights.
I see them potentially missing the playoffs, they have massive cap issues and are letting some of their best players walk.
Knights should trade Hertl so he can be on a contender and we can see Tommy win a cup without Vegas doing so again.
Laughing at ANOTHER reason to root against the Knights. How many leaves in the forest or grains of sand on the beach. Still, seeing Hertl in a Knights uniform hurts.
They key will be patience with the prospects when the next two years are likely to be a struggle as they develop
I hope so. Miss my playoff Sharks!!
I can't wait to see it all click together for the Shark's.
Swayman offer sheet? Let’s gooo 🎉
Burns went before Timo or Karlsson.
Thank you for this video! Go sharks 🦈
We aren’t.
If the Blackhawks would have drafted demidov and eiserman then i would say the nhl should watch out for them but they blew that draft. Montreal getting demidov and hage.... Watch out for Montreal they will be a POWERHOUSE in a few years.
No.
Haha no they shouldnt, they havea future but might be dead last again.
@@raha1277 don’t need to be scared of them next season, but give them 3 or 4 years and they will be deadly
I hope we’re dead last, and both Smith and Celebrini have 50/60 point seasons. Then we get another stupidly talented forward to add to our crop. Use Vegas’s pick for D and then eventually trade for a D prospect as well
@@OhYaSure Hagens projected 1st overall 2025, and McKenna 1st overall 2026.
Look at Blackhawks, they got Bedard but was bad and drafted 2nd so they’re in the same rebuild as the Sharks. With the signing of Smith and Celebrini they are gonna get a good glimpse of the future. Tank more like the oilers whom went on to the finals.
I'm sorry but you need a better microphone and some energy in your voice. This video put me to sleep.
The nhl should be scared of the sharks? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 san Losè won't be winning anything, calm down. They have a bunch of trash contracts, a bunch of babies who we don't know anything about (can they hang in the nhl, can they defend, score, skate, complete a pass?) They've yet to even play a game. Celebrini looks decent but again, zero nhl experience. I've been an advocate for the team being relocated for years because all they do is lose and fail. Nothing personal against the youngsters, i hope this bottom feeder team continues to fail. This franchise is a bad joke and people are sick of their existence.