Needed response: San Jose Sharks beat Lightning behind Askarov’s solid effort
San Jose Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky didn’t have to remind his players about what happened the last time they played the Tampa Bay Lightning. “Our guys aren’t stupid,” Warsofsky said Wednesday of the 8-1 drubbing the Lightning handed the Sharks last month at Amalie Arena.
Askarov helps Sharks edge Lightning, end 8-game skid
Tyler Toffoli and Mario Ferraro scored, and Yaroslav Askarov made 24 saves for the Sharks (12-23-6), who were 0-7-1 during the skid. Defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic, who missed the first 40 games because of a shoulder injury, had an assist and was plus-1 in 11:56 of ice time in his season debut.
Ryan Warsofsky stopped in the doorway of the Chicago Wolves’ locker room and turned left at the whiteboard on the wall of the ...
San Jose Sharks players Mikael Granlund, Cody Ceci, Alexander Wennberg, and Nico Sturm did not participate in practice on ...
Roughly five weeks after Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said Vlasic could be activated during an upcoming six-game road trip ...
November, but according to the San Jose Sharks, there’s still no timeline for his return to action. Vlasic missed the ...
EDMONTON — Ryan Warsofsky said not to read too much into the San Jose Sharks’ practice lines on Friday, but it was a clear message to Will Smith and Shakir Mukhamadullin. Smith, the 2023 No. 4 ...
That’s what it takes to win in this league.” Head coach Ryan Warsofsky wasn’t talking about goals by Tyler Toffoli and Mario Ferraro, or even Yaroslav Askarov’s 23 saves, in the San Jose Sharks’ 2-1 ...
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Sharks snap eight-game skid, show ‘what it takes to win' vs. LightningRyan Warsofsky believes his San Jose Sharks showed "what it takes to win" after snapping their eight-game losing streak in a ...
Head coach Ryan Warsofsky, however, continues to believe in his team and had a heartfelt message for the fans after a 4-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche. “I truly believe we’re going to start ...
The New Jersey Devils are only halfway through their longest road trip of the season, and it's proven to be a clunker so far.
When the San Jose Sharks take on the Tampa Bay Lightning tonight, they will have a forward line of top NCAA prospects.
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