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NY Times article titled "San Jose Sharks offseason: Who stays, who goes from the roster?"
Mack and Will are the only two listed as "untouchables."
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I agree with you Will is not a frail flower like people make him out to be. He’s survived things most of us couldn’t. They likely have a pro with them who handles the dirty bits given their socioeconomic status. I think he could do it - like fighting because he’s trained the same way the rest of the BC line is and they can go at it - he just elects not to. I don’t like that just because we sus he’s gay that we feminize him. That’s not fair to gay people because it puts them in boxes when in reality, sexuality has no impact on personality but stereotypes can make people hid it more.
Ok buckle up because this is a long one:
Now, I don’t like to speculate on real people’s sexualities. He could be gay, bi, etc., or he could be straight. The point still stands: his hobbies are perfectly normal, and trying to sort them into “masculine” or “feminine” categories is unnecessary and frankly, boring. What we should be focusing on, in my opinion, is how wildly multifaceted this little guy is. At his young age, he seems determined to be everything for everyone.
He holds on to the people he loves for dear life. He carves out time for his friends even when hockey consumes 99% of his life for nine months of the year. He wears matching outfits with them, curates playlists, designs their gear, and goes all out for their birthdays. He shows up for his coworkers’ events, supports their spouses, sends his billet mom flowers, and remembers every important date.
And then there’s his family. He prays, goes to church, shows up for every family event, prioritizes quality time with his sister, and wears his best suits to games where all 100 of his relatives have apparently mobilized like a small nation-state to watch him play, no matter how overwhelmed he might feel under the full force of that attention.
He also very clearly does not want hockey to be his entire personality, so he dances, plays guitar, bakes, reads, fixes ACs, plays golf, soccer, basketball, football, and whiffleball, starts a co-ed summer league, and joins the Stanley Pup because of course his downtime also needs to involve being surrounded by the furry friends he so desperately loves.
So rather than flattening all of that into “his hobbies are feminine-coded, therefore he must be gay, and specifically in an effeminate way,” I would rather look at the sheer amount of life he manages to cram into his chaotic little schedule and somehow still make it look effortless. Will never forgets anyone or anything because, as he has said himself, he takes meticulous notes and remembers it all with frightening clarity.
I also think Will is much more mentally strong than people give him credit for. You kind of have to be if you go through the USNTDP and come out of it with only one or two screws loose. And Will famously made it out with almost all of his personality intact, a whole harem of trauma-bonded boybesties he plans to keep for life, and a heaping load of anxiety that he has learned to mask with alarming efficiency.
Except, of course, when his coach is benching him for six games straight, the internet is begging for him to get traded, and even his own fans start bullying him under the guise of “tough love.” Then he retreats to his little corner on the bench, as far away from everyone as possible, including the one person on the team who loves and understands him to his core, because God forbid anyone realize he does not, in fact, have his shit together 24/7. He’s supposed to be the charismatic linchpin of a generational hockey duo, and he has decided his anxiety does not have a place in that mythology.
So no, Will is not a frail flower. No one who has trained as long and hard as he has, and continues to do so in an environment practically designed to break you down and rebuild you as a walking hockey stereotype, is inherently fragile. That boy is made of extremely hardy stuff.
Which is yet another reason everyone is so profoundly abnormal about him. He keeps surprising people, and in that surprise, they start searching for evidence of deceit, subterfuge, or some hidden contradiction that would prove he is not actually the person he has made us believe he is.
But unless evidence starts pointing to the contrary, I’m afraid Will Smith Hockey is, in fact, the same Helen of Troy who launched a thousand ships.
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Will training in Woburn | May 19, 2026
Without the RPF Goggles: Is Will and Mack’s On-Ice Chemistry Actually Exceptional, or Just Standard Linemate Chemistry?
I received this as an anonymous ask, and I’m taking it as the perfect excuse to put together a primer on Willmack’s chemistry: how it shows up on the ice, how Will and Mack describe it themselves, and how it has been noticed by the wider hockey world.
I’ve cited everything as accurately as possible. If anything is misquoted, mislinked, missing context, or incorrect, please let me know.
So, are Will and Mack really all that as a duo? Honestly, yes. Their chemistry keeps showing up in ways that are hard to dismiss: in the stats, the milestones, the way they read each other on the ice, the way people talk about them, and the way the Sharks already seem to be building a new era around what they are together.
The Numbers Are Not Exactly Subtle
Since making their NHL debuts, Will and Mack have already put themselves in rare company. The Sharks are 31-19-4 when both appear on the scoresheet, 9-2-1 when both score, and 13-2-2 when both record multi-point games. They have factored on the same goal 64 times, surpassing Gretzky and Coffey for second-most all-time among under-21 pairs and trailing only Kane and Toews. Their 47 shared goals this season also tied for third-most by a Sharks pair all time, the most since Jumbo and Heatley in 2009-10, and they factored into seven game-winners, including the Sharks’ first and last wins of the season. The Kane/Toews comparison becomes even more striking when you add the context: Kane and Toews reached their mark across 144 games together, while Will and Mack had played only 117 together at that point. Why, you ask? On December 13, 2025, Will sustained a shoulder injury from a clean hit by Parker Wotherspoon of the Pittsburgh Penguins (which sent Mack into a rage, followed by a generational lock-in that won them the game 6-5 in OT). Will was on IR for an entire month and missed 13 games before returning on January 16th. Needless to say, had he not been injured, they would have surpassed this and broken the U21 record.
They Keep Showing Up in Each Other’s Big Moments
They also keep appearing in each other’s biggest individual moments. Will assisted on all three goals of Mack’s first NHL hat trick, Mack assisted Will in reaching his 100th career point, and Will assisted Mack in breaking Joe Thornton’s franchise record for most points in a single season by a Shark. Those are individual accomplishments, of course, but it is notable how often one of them seems to be right there when the other hits a major marker. They are already becoming part of each other’s NHL stories.
Trust, Timing, and “Soulmate Ping-Pong”
Their best plays together have a distinct rhythm: wide passes, no-look feeds, quick exchanges, and a habit of finding each other through traffic even when the safer option is available. Some fans call it “soulmate ping-pong,” and even their own goalie, Alex Nedeljkovic, has teased them about the way you never quite know whether they are going to pass to each other indefinitely or finally bury it. What is quite interesting is that Mack has tried similar quick-passing sequences with Sidney Crosby during the IIHF Worlds, with mixed results, further highlighting Willmack’s connection on the ice. You hear a mutual trust echoed between them in the way Will says he does not need to call for the puck because Mack sees him, and in the way Mack says Will does not even look at him, but still finds him. Those comments all point to the same thing: their best hockey is not just built on skill, but on timing, anticipation, and a shared sense of where the play is going. Even when asked about their first year of building chemistry, both spoke of it as something they were continuing to develop, which makes the whole thing feel less accidental and more like an intentional, ongoing project.
“Two Peas in a Pod” Was Not Just a Throwaway Line
That is why the “two peas in a pod” label stuck so easily. The NHL used that phrase in a piece about how their connection “blended right away,” how they eat together on the road, hang out together at home, and are “always together off the ice,” according to Will himself. The Sharks’ own feature called them “linemate, teammate and bestie”, noting that they clicked off the ice as quickly as they did on it, and pointing out that the “WillMack” moniker had already become part of the public story around them. And the thing is, people outside the fandom notice it too.
The Wider Hockey World Keeps Noticing
Their chemistry has been commented on by local broadcasters, national coverage, opposing broadcasts, teammates, coaches, and family members. The Penguins broadcast noticed the connection during that infamous matchup, and the Toronto broadcast had its own very memorable reaction to their dynamic. Drew and Randy are frequently gushing over Will and Mack’s bench interactions, even going as far as calling Mack Will’s partner during intermission, while Brodie laments on their importance to each other “as colleagues, as friends, as whatever you consider yourselves to be for each other.” These comments really highlight how often people reach for relationship language because their hockey connection is so visible. Drew calling them “those two cutie pies” is obviously lighthearted, but it also captures how much their partnership has become part of the Sharks’ watchability. Sheng Peng has pointed out that Will moving from center (a position he had successfully played his entire life) to Mack’s wing does not read like much of a sacrifice when you understand that those two love each other, and the clearest path for Will to share the ice with Mack is by embracing the wing. Which he now seems to announce with pride.
Teammates and Family See the Same Thing
The teammate and family commentary make the dynamic feel even more of a standout. Colleen Smith has spoken at length about how inseparable they are both on and off the ice, while Rick Celebrini has described Will as Mack's "balance, joy, and release." Their veteran teammate and close friend, Tyler Toffoli, straightforwardly said they need each other.
Why the Line Blender Makes Their Separation So Noticeable
That is also why their separation is always noticeable. When Ryan Warsofsky starts blending lines, it is not that either player suddenly forgets how to play hockey; Mack is still Mack, and Will is still highly skilled in his own right. But their partnership seems to unlock a more connected version of offence that is quicker, more creative, and more instinctive. During Will’s scoring dry spell, Warsofsky tried to solve the issue by shortening Will’s TOI and cycling different players onto Mack’s line in search of “someone to play with Mack.” What followed was the infamous chaos of a Warso line-blender game, which led to fewer wins, a deeply frustrated audience, and a visibly exhausted duo that was not allowed to settle into each other. The irony, of course, is that even Warsofsky himself has admitted that their relationship is “great” and “special,” which is about as direct as coaches usually get when acknowledging teammate chemistry. It is also worth mentioning that Will and Mack insist on their visionary playmaking, even in the face of obvious turnovers and overextended passing in favour of shooting the puck. Warsofsky admitted, “You could go through Mack and Will’s shifts and show them the video. And even if it’s a mistake in my eyes, they can tell you what they were thinking and maybe what play they wanted to make, and then you can see it.” That quote is important because it captures why their chemistry can look both magical and occasionally maddening. They often see a play that might be one step too ambitious in the moment, but the idea behind it is there. That is part of what makes watching them together so compelling.
The Rituals Are Part of the Pattern, and They Are Still Building It
Will and Mack’s rituals are another distinguishing factor. Their warm-up routines, frequent on-ice conferencing, national anthem shenanigans, and rather dramatic and unnecessary smelling-salts sharing do not prove anything major on their own, because hockey players are ritualistic and strange by nature. But together, they create a very recognizable pattern. There is a specific Will-and-Mack-ness to the way they move around each other, check in with each other, and seem to reset through each other during games. In the offseason, they plan to train together to keep developing that chemistry and get playoff-ready, with Boston, Vancouver, and potentially Halifax all in the picture. There is also speculation that they might be moving in together, which honestly tracks given how they are. Will helps loosen Mack. Mack sharpens Will. Together, the hockey looks more alive.
So, Is It Actually Exceptional?
So yes, Willmack’s chemistry is genuinely rare. Not because no other NHL duo has ever been close, productive, or fun to watch, but because theirs is unusually complete for such a young pair, to the point that they are already being compared to legendary NHL duos like SidGeno and McDrai. The fandom can have fun with the dramatics, but the core observation still holds: Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini are not just two talented young players standing next to each other in a rebuild. They look like two players actively building something together.
As Will himself said, just a few months into their rookie season, "it would be cool if he and Mack got to stick around in San Jose long enough to pass down the mantle," much like their predecessors, Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau. It is the kind of comment that makes it sound as though they were already imagining their jerseys hung together in the rafters from day one.
Will Smith Hockey 2026 Offseason training in Woburn, MA
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WSH stats for non-believers
To add to WSH glazing in the WM tag: I actually wanted to show that Will was a part of a strong draft class and would have gone higher in a different year, but it turns out that according to (my very simple and dumbed down) stats he actually has performed better than the forwards drafted above him (in part, thank you, Macklin!)
If you take every forward drafted 4th or higher in the last 10 years 2014-2024 (35 people)
Smitty has a (same or) higher point per game average than 55.88% of them with 0.73 points per game (same as Dylan Strome). That is out of all the forwards drafted in the top 4 in the past decade Smith has better raw point production than HALF of them including TWO 1oa picks and SIX 2oa picks. These statistics only include forwards btw.
Also! Mack is fucking insane with 1.17 points per game (loosing out to only TWO players in the past decade that being Connor fucking McDavid with 1.54 and Draisaitl with 1.23).
Compare to Bedsy’s impressive 0.93 points per game.
The two forwards drafted above Will in 2023 are 0.70 and 0.66 points per game respectively.
I’ve also looked up the same stats for Malkin (1.10) and Crosby (1.24) out of curiosity.
And yes there are ~factors~ this is not the complete picture, but there will also be ~factors~ to the upcoming 2oa player which is what we’re talking about. It would irresponsible for the sharks to give up Will in a trade for a d-man and not the upcoming yet-untested 2oa.
Anyway, the sharks are crazy lucky to have Smith as a player and Smith-Celebrini together.
Grier would be an absolute BUFFOON to lose either of them.
If anyone wants to cross-post these stats on twt feel free, you have my permission.
Stats from www.hockeydb.com math by dignity-dead
^Showing my work Just taking total points dividing by total games played = general point per game average