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Leafs’ Gavin McKenna speaks out ahead of playing Macklin Celebrini for first time in NHL

Gavin McKenna and Macklin Celebrini trained together in the offseason — and now the pair of former No. 1 overall picks will play against each other for the first time in the NHL when the Toronto Maple Leafs host the San Jose Sharks at Scotiabank Arena on Monday night. Celebrini, who was selected first in […] The post Leafs’ Gavin McKenna speaks out ahead of playing Macklin Celebrini for first time in NHL appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Jim Hiller on the Leafs’ fourth line: “We’ve got to take our cue from them a little bit… They played a little bit greasier (vs. NYI), and that’s what we need to do”

Ahead of the Leafs' matchup with the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 19, 2026, assistant coach Jim Heller highlights the recent spark from the fourth line, praising Artur Akhtyamov’s call‑up and Vinni Lettieri’s chance to make an impact. He notes William Nylander’s injured status, Gavin McKenna’s confidence boost, and urges the line to emulate the “greasier” play the team showed against the New York Islanders, emphasizing speed and aggressiveness.

Gavin McKenna discusses Ivar Stenberg’s game ahead of first matchup: ‘He’s a confident player’

The Toronto Maple Leafs, sitting 3‑4‑2 after nine games, aim to halt a four‑game losing streak when they host the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 21 at Scotiabank Arena. Gavin McKenna says the team feels “hungry” and highlights the rookie showdown between the Leafs’ first‑round pick Gavin McKenna and Sharks’ top‑draft pick Ivar Stenberg, who each have five and six points respectively. McKenna praises Stenberg’s confidence and poise, and also lauds Sharks rookie Macklin Celebrini, who has already logged 11 points in six games after a 115‑point junior season. The article underscores the urgency to snap the skid and the emerging rivalries among the 2026 draft class.

Auston Matthews says Maple Leafs need more emotion vs. Sharks amid three-game losing streak

Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews says the club must inject more emotion to break its three‑game losing streak before facing the San Jose Sharks on Monday. After close losses to the Utah Mammoth, Buffalo Sabres (OT) and New York Islanders, Matthews stresses playing with physicality, structure and intensity. He also praised teammate Gavin McKenna’s resilience after a benching controversy and remains optimistic about William Nylander’s health despite a game‑time decision. The Leafs head to Columbus for a back‑to‑back against the Blue Jackets after the Sharks matchup.

Leafs lineup notes: William Nylander misses morning skate with illness, game-time decision vs. Sharks

William Nylander skips Monday's morning skate with an illness and is listed as a game‑time decision for the Toronto Maple Leafs' clash with the San Jose Sharks. Coach Jim Hiller slots Bo Groulx on the top line with Auston Matthews and Jack Roslovic, while recalling forward Vinni Lettieri and goalie Artur Akhtyamov from the AHL. The Leafs enter the game on a three‑game losing streak and face a packed schedule: Sharks, then Columbus and the New York Rangers. Sergei Bobrovsky starts in goal, with Anthony Stolarz backing up.

Quick bites: Sharks’ lack of bite becomes troubling

In this young season, the San Jose Sharks seem to be lacking teeth. While the team has speed and the ability to put points on the board, closing out games is something the Sharks have not yet managed to do. Eight games into this season and the Sharks are one of just two teams in the entire league that have yet to claim a regulation win. The other is the Los Angeles Kings and the Kings have only played six games to date. The Sharks had the opportunity to win in regulation in Nashville on T...

Game 8: SJS @ Det

San Jose comes to town to close out a stretch of 7 of 8 games at home. The competition has been mostly mediocre and the games often plodding thus far. Hopefully Macklin Celebrini, Will Smith, and Michael Misa can elevate the entertainment level a bit. I sure am looking forward to watching Emmett Finnie compete against players at his skill level. How to Tune In Time: 7:00 PM ET Watch: Detroit SportsNet Listen: 97.1 The Ticket FM Red Wings Projected Lineup DeBrincat-Finnie-Brandse...

Sharks at Red Wings game 8: Lines, game thread and how to watch

The San Jose Sharks are still looking for the team’s first regulation win, while the Detroit Red Wings are hoping that the team has turned things around. On Tuesday night, the Red Wings beat the struggling Philadelphia Flyers 2-1 at Little Caesars Arena, extending the team’s point streak to three games. The win comes just a day after Detroit announced that Alex DeBrincat had signed a seven-year extension worth $13 million annually. It was the first good news Red Wings fans had received in...

Red Wings Place Defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker On Waivers

The Detroit Red Wings take on the San Jose Sharks tonight, and before action starts, they have made a roster move. The team placed depth defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker on waivers .  Bernard-Docker has been a depth option for the Red Wings and has played 63 games for a team that has struggled to find itself in postseason action, even with the rebuild taking shape.  The Red Wings signed the blueliner to a two-year, $1.6 million contract , which expires at the conclusion of the 2027-28...

Quick bites: Nedeljkovic backstops Sharks to victory in Nashville

You might call it a disappointing night for San Jose Sharks fans, despite the 3-2 shootout win over the Nashville Predators. That’s because the Sharks had the lead until one second left in the third period. But, you can never underestimate the power of a veteran like Steven Stamkos. With 0.8 seconds left in the game, Stamkos netted his fourth goal of the season and tied the game, forcing overtime. In the extra five minutes, both teams traded chances, but neither could beat the goaltenders...

San Jose Sharks’ Mediocre Opening to Season Leaves Plenty to Be Desired

The San Jose Sharks may have started their 2026-27 campaign at a steady 4-3-0, but the opening two weeks certainly haven’t lacked drama.  Overtime thrillers, an injury scare and a whole lot of goals allowed have defined the first portion of the Sharks’ slate.  Team Teal began the season with a bang, outlasting the Panthers […] The post San Jose Sharks’ Mediocre Opening to Season Leaves Plenty to Be Desired appeared first on The Lead .

Fraser Minten is Looking Like a FRANCHISE Player for Bruins

Poke the Bear hosts Evan Marinofsky and Conor Ryan react to the Bruins’ 6-3 win over the Sharks and Boston’s offensive surge to start the season. The guys break down Charlie McAvoy’s return, what his presence means for the Bruins’ defensive pairings and why Frederic Brunet continues to make a strong case to stay in [...] The post Fraser Minten is Looking Like a FRANCHISE Player for Bruins appeared first on CLNS Media .