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With Macklin Celebrini’s status for Saturday still uncertain, the San Jose Sharks could face the Edmonton Oilers without the team’s captain, putting Ryan Warsofsky’s emphasis on roster depth and contributions throughout the lineup to the test. Fresh off a two-game…

San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky is challenging his lineup to embrace depth roles as the team prepares to face the Edmonton Oilers. With captain Macklin Celebrini's status uncertain due to a lower-body injury, Warsofsky is emphasizing collective responsibility across all four lines to establish a competitive team identity.
The roster adjustments follow a 5-0 loss to Dallas, where Celebrini was ruled out after warmups. Ty Dellandrea stepped in for his season debut and was eventually moved to the top line, exemplifying the adaptability Warsofsky expects from his players when facing top Pacific Division opponents.
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