All Sharks No Bite

On this episode!

• Macklin Celebrini's contract is a discount
• Why Will Smith might not sign an extension anytime soon
• Collin Graf re-signs with the Sharks
• The best Chel soundtracks
• Why Phil Kessel and Martin Jones were more deserving of the 2016 Conn Smythe than Sidney Crosby

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On this episode!

• Macklin Celebrini becomes the NHL's highest-paid player
• Why Will Smith might not sign an extension anytime soon
• Collin Graf re-signs with the Sharks
• The best Chel soundtracks
• Why Phil Kessel and Martin Jones were more deserving of the 2016 Conn Smythe than Sidney Crosby

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On this episode:

• ​What the Leo Carlsson offer sheet means for Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith's next contracts
• ​The addition of Darnell Nurse, Jacob Trouba, and Mason Marchment
• ​San Jose's new-look defense corps
• ​How Ivar Stenberg, Ryan Lin, and Alexandar Karmanov looked at the prospect scrimmage
• ​Keaton Verhoeff scouting report
• ​What the line combos could look like and who might be the odd man out
• ​The hiring of Assistant General Manager, Jeff Kealty
• ​The best part of draft day

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On this episode, we break down the Michael Kesselring trade, whether the Sharks should use the second overall pick to draft the best player available or upgrade their blueline, how they can still improve their defense if they draft Ivar Stenberg, and which defensemen to keep an eye on with the 27th overall pick.

Scouting reports discussed on this episode

Alexander Bilecki

Dobber Hockey: https://dobberprospects.com/player/alexander-bilecki/

Ben MacBeath

Dobber Hockey: https://dobberprospects.com/player/ben-macbeath/

Xavier Villeneuve

Dobber Hockey: https://dobberprospects.com/2026/06/22/dobber-prospects-2026-draft-final-ranking/

McKeen's Hockey: https://www.mckeenshockey.com/nhl-blog/2026-nhl-draft-detailed-scouting-report-xavier-villeneuve-d-blainville-boisbriand-armada-qmjhl/

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On this episode, Macklin Celebrini stays hot with a hat trick to defeat the Utah Mammoth. Also, the power play struggles with and without John Klingberg. Listen in to find out what the Sharks did differently on the power play with Dmitry Orlov and Sam Dickinson and what adjustments Ryan Warsofsky can make to get the power play on track. Plus, can the Sharks make the playoffs? SHOULD the Sharks make the playoffs? And is Macklin Celebrini the league MVP, regardless of the Sharks getting into the postseason? Also, find out why Fieldwork and Hapa's are making game nights even more fun.

On this episode, we'll dive into the tactics that have ignited the Sharks' turnaround. Plus, why the Sharks should keep John Klingberg on the top powerplay unit, the formation that has improved San Jose's penalty kill, the growth of Will Smith and Sam Dickinson, why the criticism of Ryan Warsofsky was premature, and more!

On this episode, Nick is joined by guest co-host Felix Sicard from McKeen's Hockey and the Crash the Pond Podcast! The fellas discuss the San Jose Sharks' line combinations heading into opening night, why Michael Misa and Sam Dickinson appear to be the odd men out for game one, and how the Sharks should approach development for their star rookies. Plus, find out how success should be defined for Will Smith and Yaroslav Askarov, why Alex Nedeljkovic is the perfect tandem partner in goal, whether or not the Anaheim Ducks are a playoff team, and more!

Welcome back, Sharks fans! On the first episode of the season, find out what success looks like for Michael Misa, Yaroslav Askarov, and Will Smith. We also dissect the logjam on defense and what the future holds for Jack Thompson, Mario Ferraro, and Sam Dickinson. Plus, Collin Graf earns a spot on the opening night roster, and Ethan Cardwell gets sent back to the Barracuda to start the season. Was that the right move? All that and more on this episode of All Sharks No Bite!

Nick welcomes Felix Sicard — co-host of the Crash the Pond podcast — back to the show! The fellas assess the coaches Ryan Warsofsky and Greg Cronin, the development of the young stars for the Sharks and Ducks, and whether the Sharks should target Matthew Schaefer or James Hagens in the draft. Plus, the gents discuss Felix's hometown Montreal Canadiens, the hybrid defense system, where Hockey Canada goes after the World Junior Championship, and the Calder Trophy race between Macklin Celebrini, Matvei Michkov, Lane Hutson, and Dustin Wolf. Also, we dissect Celebrini vs. Connor Bedard, All Star game jerseys, the 4 Nations Face-Off, and more!

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Will Yaroslav Askarov get sent back to the AHL when Vitek Vanecek is healthy? Find out what we think! We also discuss the future for Alexandar Georgiev, the success of the Sharks' video coaches, the reported drama between Boston's Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak, why the Sharks need to lose it all for Matthew Schaefer, tough AHL officials, our desire for a PWHL team in the Bay Area, and the ambiance in the SAP Center bathrooms. Tune in!

Host: Nick Burger (Bluesky: @allsharksnobite.bsky.social)

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