"Celebrini is slated to practice again on Wednesday, and if he can get through that without any contact restrictions, it would open the door for him to play in one of the Sharks' final two preseason games. I feel good with where I'm at right now, said Celebrini, who said he'll be ready for the Sharks' regular season opener on Oct. 9 at home against the Vegas Golden Knights."
"The versatile Kurashev, who spent some time alongside Connor Bedard the last two seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks, had played center for most of training camp. Kurashev won four of 12 faceoffs and had two shots on net in close to 17 minutes of ice time in the Sharks' 3-2 loss to the Ducks on Monday in Anaheim. Warsofsky said he's taking a look at some options with only a few days left in camp. I liked (Kurashev's) game, Warsofsky said."
Macklin Celebrini recovered from an illness and practiced in a non-contact orange jersey while participating in a team scrimmage. Celebrini must complete at least one full-contact practice without restrictions to become eligible for one of the Sharks' final two preseason games. Celebrini reported feeling good and expects to be ready for the Sharks' regular season opener on Oct. 9 against the Vegas Golden Knights. Coach Ryan Warsofsky called the practice a good day and said he will consult the training staff on Celebrini's progress. Warsofsky moved Philipp Kurashev to left wing alongside Celebrini and Will Smith and praised Kurashev's competitive play.
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