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Marc-Edouard Vlasic

When Sharks' Vlasic, set to play 1,300th NHL game, knew he belonged

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Sharks defenseman Marc-Édouard Vlasic speaks with reporters following San Jose’s 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night at SAP Center.

Marc-Édouard Vlasic has been with the Sharks for so long, it’s easy to forget how remarkable his rookie season was.

In 2006-07, a 19-year-old Vlasic stepped into a Stanley Cup-contending Sharks’ lineup and was an immediate top-four defenseman. A power play and penalty kill regular, he put up 26 points and averaged 22:12 a night, earning himself an All-Rookie Team nod.

Vlasic was just the eighth teenage blueliner to play over 22 minutes a night in his rookie season since the stat first was tracked in 1997-98.

You have to be good to play that much as a teen D-man: After Vlasic, Drew Doughty accomplished the feat in 2008-09, Tyler Myers in 2009-10, Cam Fowler in 2010-11, Justin Faulk in 2011-12, Jonas Brodin in 2012-13, Jacob Trouba in 2013-14, and Miro Heiskanen in 2018-19.

In the lead-up to his 1,300th NHL game on Thursday night against the Columbus Blue Jackets — the Sharks’ lifer spoke about the moment when he knew that he belonged in the NHL, what he owns that’s as old as Macklin Celebrini, and more in a fun, far-ranging interview.

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