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Sharks vs Senators Preview and Lineups

The Sharks look to match their longest winning streak of the season tonight.

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After their big overtime win over the Dallas Stars on Saturday, starting goaltender Alex Stalock and the Sharks look to increase their winning streak to six games tonight against the visiting Ottawa Senators.

Tale Of The Tape

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21-18-6 Record 23-18-2
6th in Atlantic Rank 3rd in Pacific
45.9% Score-Adj. Fenwick 52.0%
100.85 PDO 99.29
17.9 PP% 21.5
75.8 PK% 80.2

7:30 PST - SAP Center - San Jose, California
TV: CSN-CA RADIO: KFOX
Know Your EnemySilver Seven

Lineups

Tomas Hertl - Joe Thornton - Joe Pavelski
Matt Nieto - Patrick Marleau - Joel Ward
Joonas Donskoi - Logan Couture - Tommy Wingels
Melker Karlsson - Chris Tierney - Mike Brown

Marc-Edouard Vlasic - Justin Braun
Paul Martin - Brent Burns
Brenden Dillon - Dylan DeMelo

Alex Stalock
Martin Jones


Mike Hoffman - Kyle Turris - Mark Stone
Milan Michalek - Mika Zibanejad - Bobby Ryan
Curtis Lazar - Jean-Gabriel Pageau - Alex Chiasson
Shane Prince - Zack Smith - Chris Neil

Fredrik Claeson - Erik Karlsson
Patrick Wiercioch - Cody Ceci
Marc Methot - Mark Borowiecki

Craig Anderson
Andrew Hammond

Last Meeting

The Sharks and Senators last faced off exactly one month ago in Ottawa. The Sharks were on the second half of a back-to-back, and Ottawa capitalized on it with a 4-2 victory. Alex Stalock started in this game as well. Sharks goal scorers were Joe Thornton and Brent Burns.

Storylines

  • Alex Stalock will start in net for the Sharks tonight. As mentioned above, he also started last time the Sharks faced Ottawa and it didn't go so well. Better things tonight please, Alex!
  • Tomas Hertl has picked up the pace in scoring recently, with three goals and three assists in his last five games (since getting a line change). The Sharks have also won all of those games.
  • This is the fourth game of a western road trip for the Senators. They lost their first two, but beat the Kings on Saturday. Good work, Ottawa.