Macklin Celebrini, a teenage star for the San Jose Sharks, is considering a contract extension this summer after an impressive season where he scored 115 points, breaking the franchise record previously held by Joe Thornton. Celebrini, who has one year left on his three-year, $2.925 million entry-level contract, expressed his commitment to the Sharks during a recent locker clean-out day. He stated, "I'm just open to every possibility," emphasizing his desire to remain with the team he loves. Celebrini's season included 45 goals and 70 assists, placing him among the top teenage performers in NHL history, trailing only legends Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby. He is also a potential finalist for the Hart Trophy, awarded to the league's MVP. As he navigates his contract options, Celebrini has sought advice from fellow player Connor Bedard, who opted not to sign an extension last summer. The Sharks, however, continue to face challenges, having missed the playoffs for the seventh consecutive year, finishing just four points shy of the wild-card spot.