Tonight: SHARKS @ JETS

Posted: 3:00 AM CDT Tuesday, Mar. 17, 2015

ABOUT THE SHARKS It's getting close to must-win time for the Sharks, who enter tonight's game against the Jets with a 34-27-8 record -- four back of Winnipeg. San Jose is just 5-5 in its last 10 games, but sports an impressive 11-5-1 mark against the Central Division. San Jose is still reeling from a horrible February, in which the club went 3-8-2. The Sharks' penalty-kill unit is ranked 24th in the NHL at 79.5 per cent; their power play, by contrast, is fifth best in the league. Joe Pavelski leads the Sharks with 32 goals, 17 of which have come with the man advantage. The Sharks are coming off a 6-2 loss to Chicago on Saturday and open a seven-game road trip against the Jets. San Jose has won both games against Winnipeg this season, 3-0 back on Oct. 11 in California and 3-2 on Jan. 5 here in Manitoba. The Sharks are 305-157-65 under head coach Todd McLellan since 2008-'09 and San Jose's 64.0 winning percentage is the third-best in the league over that span, behind only Chicago (65.2) and Pittsburgh (64.8).

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ABOUT THE SHARKS

It’s getting close to must-win time for the Sharks, who enter tonight’s game against the Jets with a 34-27-8 record — four back of Winnipeg. San Jose is just 5-5 in its last 10 games, but sports an impressive 11-5-1 mark against the Central Division.
San Jose is still reeling from a horrible February, in which the club went 3-8-2.
The Sharks’ penalty-kill unit is ranked 24th in the NHL at 79.5 per cent; their power play, by contrast, is fifth best in the league.
Joe Pavelski leads the Sharks with 32 goals, 17 of which have come with the man advantage.
The Sharks are coming off a 6-2 loss to Chicago on Saturday and open a seven-game road trip against the Jets. San Jose has won both games against Winnipeg this season, 3-0 back on Oct. 11 in California and 3-2 on Jan. 5 here in Manitoba.
The Sharks are 305-157-65 under head coach Todd McLellan since 2008-’09 and San Jose’s 64.0 winning percentage is the third-best in the league over that span, behind only Chicago (65.2) and Pittsburgh (64.8).

WINNIPEG JETS

31 Ondrej Pavelec

34 Michael Hutchinson

2 Adam Pardy

5 Mark Stuart

7 Keaton Ellerby

8 Jacob Trouba

12 Drew Stafford

14 Anthony Peluso

15 Matt Halischuk

16 Andrew Ladd

17 Adam Lowry

18 Bryan Little

19 Jim Slater

20 Lee Stempniak

21 T.J. Galiardi

22 Chris Thorburn

23 Jay Harrison

26 Blake Wheeler

33 Dustin Byfuglien

39 Toby Enstrom

55 Mark Scheifele

57 Tyler Myers

58 Eric O’Dell

67 Michael Frolik

91 Jiri Tlusty

SAN JOSE SHARKS

31 Antti Niemi

32 Ales Stalock

4 Brenden Dillon

8 Joe Pavelski

12 Patrick Marleau

19 Joe Thornton

20 John Scott

21 Ben Smith

27 Scott Hannan

39 Logan Couture

41 Mirco Mueller

44 Marc-Edouard Vlasic

48 Tomas Hertl

50 Chris Tierney

52 Matt Irwin

57 Tommy Wingels

61 Justin Braun

68 Melker Karlsson

71 Danil Tarasov

83 Matt Nieto

88 Brett Burns

89 Barclay Goodrow

(Lineups subject to change)

— Ed Tait

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