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San Jose Sharks make Macklin Celebrini the NHL’s highest paid player per season with a $94 million extension. What does this blockbuster move signal for the Sharks’ future and the league’s salary trends?Eddie Garcia and Hart Stoffman break down Celebrini’s record-setting deal and its ripple effects across the NHL. The show spotlights Dylan Larkin’s uncertain future in Detroit, possible trades for Connor Hellebuyck and Kirill Marchenko, and notable signings for the Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils and San Jose Sharks. The hosts tackle international hockey controversies, NHL expansion rumors, and debate the game’s biggest villains—past and present. Plus, Hart Stoffman brings a history lesson on goaltending great Lauren Chabot and offers team-by-team insights heading into the new season. Can the rising salary cap keep up with NHL’s new market for its youngest stars? Will the Sharks’ gamble pay off, and which teams are primed for breakthrough years?
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"Celebrini now highest paid: Puck Podcast August 2, 2026" is an episode of Puck Podcast. Runtime 2 hr 48 min. Published August 3, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.