The car of San Jose Sharks player Macklin Celebrini incurred minor damage under the right front headlight after, according to a witness, a team bus chartered by the New York Rangers made contact with his car on Saturday night at SAP Center in San Jose. Celebrini was not in the vehicle, and no injuries occurred. (photo courtesy of Ashley Frame),

Macklin Celebrini had a terrible evening yesterday. The Rangers, who were visiting San Jose to face the worst team in the league, crushed their opponents by a score of 6-1. The young Sharks star finished the game with an impressive record of

Imagine getting blown out at home, you’re exhausted, and need to get on a plane for a back-to-back game the next day, and you find out a bus hit your parked car

Artemi Panarin and Adam Fox each scored two goals, Jonathan Quick had 21 saves, and the New York Rangers beat the San Jose Sharks 6-1 on Saturday.

NHL: San Jose Sharks allow two first period goals to Artemi Panarin in a loss to the New York Rangers on Saturday

All they had to do was beat a Ducks team filled with Rangers castoffs, featuring ex-captain Jacob Trouba and former teammates Ryan Strome and Frank Vatrano. Instead, against a team that isn’t going anywhere near the playoffs,

The Sharks also had issues on the power play Sunday, going 0-for-3 with the man advantage without a shot on net. Down 1-0 in the first period, the Sharks had a two-man advantage for 1:4, but a Macklin Celebrini shot from the point off the post was as close as San Jose came to scoring.

The San Jose Sharks are missing out on the playoffs for the sixth season in a row. This is not keeping the team down. With such a young roster, the team is taking each game in stride to grow and develop.

The Los Angeles Kings (40-23-9) host the San Jose Sharks (20-43-9) to close out the season series with their Northern California rival.