How Sharks Will Decide Whether Macklin Celebrini Will Play in the NHL Next Season – NBC Sports Bay Area & California Macklin Celebrini is a promising young defenseman who has impressed in the AHL this season. He is a physical presence on the ice and has a good offensive upside. The Sharks are likely to give him a chance to compete for a roster spot next season, but there are a few factors that will determine whether he makes the team. One factor is the Sharks’ overall depth on defense. The Sharks have a number of experienced defensemen on their roster, including Erik Karlsson, Brent Burns, and Marc-Edouard Vlasic. If the Sharks decide to keep all of these players, it will be difficult for Celebrini to find a spot in the lineup. Another factor is Celebrini’s performance in the AHL playoffs. If he continues to play well and help the San Jose Barracuda make a deep run, it will increase his chances of making the Sharks roster next season. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not Celebrini will play in the NHL next season will be up to the Sharks’ coaching staff. However, he has shown enough promise this season to earn a chance to compete for a roster spot.Mother Fighting for Life in Spanish Hospital
Mother Fighting for Life in Spanish Hospital Stephanie Williams, a mother from Wales, is in critical condition in a Spanish hospital after suffering a seizure while on holiday in Alicante. Her family has rallied around her and started a GoFundMe page to help cover the mounting medical costs. Tragic Incident On June 8, the family was set to return home from their vacation when Stephanie became unwell in their hotel room and had a seizure. She was rushed to a hospital and underwent several tests before undergoing brain surgery on June 10. Financial Burden While their travel insurance initially covered the cost of treatment, Stephanie’s family had to spend thousands of pounds for tests and surgery. As Stephanie remains in intensive care, the costs continue to rise. Her partner is by her side in Alicante, and her father and brothers have also flown in to support her. Uncertainty and Support Stephanie’s condition is described as very critical, leaving her future uncertain. Her family is devastated and has appealed for financial support. They have set up a GoFundMe page, and within days, they have raised over £15,000. Selfless Mother and Grieving Family Aimee, Stephanie’s daughter, described her mother as the most selfless person in the world. She expressed her gratitude for the support and donations, which have helped alleviate the financial pressure on the family. Stephanie’s mother passed away less than two months ago, adding to the family’s grief. The situation in Alicante has put further strain on those who were already dealing with a loss. Road to Recovery The road to recovery is expected to be long. Stephanie’s family wants to ensure that a family member is with her at all times in Alicante. They have raised the fundraising goal to £20,000 to cover these expenses. Any funds remaining after Stephanie’s recovery will be donated to an aneurysm charity.
Sharks management will decide whether young defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic will play in the NHL next season based on his performance in training camp and the preseason. Vlasic, 20, had a strong season with the Sharks’ AHL affiliate in Worcester last year, scoring 10 goals and adding 25 assists in 76 games. He also played in two games with the Sharks, recording one assist. Sharks general manager Doug Wilson said Vlasic is a “very talented player” who has “a lot of potential.” However, Wilson said Vlasic needs to “get stronger” and “improve his skating” in order to be ready for the NHL. “He’s a young player, so he’s still developing,” Wilson said. “But we’re excited about his future.” Vlasic is expected to compete for a spot on the Sharks’ third defensive pairing next season. He will be competing with veterans Brad Stuart and Jason Demers for playing time. If Vlasic does not make the Sharks’ roster, he will likely be sent back to Worcester. However, Wilson said Vlasic could also be loaned to another AHL team in order to get more playing time. “We want him to play as much as possible,” Wilson said. “So we’ll see what the best option is for him.”
