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Bedard’s per-game production dropped off in his second season, and Celebrini will look to avoid such a fate. There is no magic formula to ensure improvement in Season 2, as even Nathan MacKinnon endured a dropoff in his second season, but Celebrini has a more conventional No. 1 center frame at two inches taller than Bedard, not to mention the culture in San Jose looks more appealing to an outsider. Furthermore, the Sharks have the cap space to bring in strong complementary players this offseason, providing Celebrini with the tools to continue his upward trajectory. He should fire at a point-per-game pace next season.
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