One player's obviously not going to turn this thing around by himself, Sharks center Nico Sturm said in March. But I think we do miss players who are game changers, who can create something out of nothing.
After Sharks general manager Mike Grier and other members of the team's front office stand on stage inside the Las Vegas Sphere next month and select Celebrini with the No. 1 overall pick, what's the next step?
As a freshman, Celebrini scored 64 points in 38 games and won the Hobey Baker Award as college hockey's most valuable player.
Character's still a big part of the game, and you can't forget about that, said former NHL goalie and longtime analyst Darren Pang, now with TNT and NBC Sports in Chicago.
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