Kurashev stays hot, Askarov bounces back in Sharks’ OT win over Avalanche

Philipp Kurashev heroics propel Sharks to OT win over Avalanche

Philipp Kurashev scored twice, including the overtime winner, lifting the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 victory over the visiting Colorado Avalanche on Saturday.

Kurashev stays hot, Askarov bounces back in Sharks’ OT win over Avalanche

SAN JOSE – The San Jose Sharks were confident that forward Philipp Kurashev had more to offer after a harsh ending to his five-year tenure with the Chicago Blackhawks. They also knew that goalie Yaroslav Askarov was capable of better games after a challenging outing against the Los Angeles Kings earlier this week. Both Kurashev and Askarov played significant roles in the Sharks’ 3-2 win over the Colorado Avalanche at SAP Center on Saturday. Aska…

Deen's Daily: Avs Careless in OT; Detroit's Tobacco Ban; Injuries in New Jersey

The Avalanche went to OT again and lost. Again. The Devils have another notable injury. Also, a city-wide ban in Detroit has shaken the Red Wings locker room. All that and more on this edition of Deen’s Daily — November 2. Colorado Hockey Now The Avs called up Taylor Makar ahead of this game. The younger brother of Cale made his debut, and saw limited ice time in San Jose in front of the family. Colorado scored first before falling behind. Event…

Ramblings: Dobber Muses about Boston Goaltending, Calgary’s Woes, Stamkos, Panarin, Kurashev and Robertson vs. Cowan

Ramblings: Dobber Muses about Boston Goaltending, Calgary's Woes, Stamkos, Panarin, Kurashev and Robertson vs. Cowan I think the Bruins are doing as well as can be expected. Even better, in fact. So them being at .500, and that's considered "good", well – safely count them out of the playoffs. The David Pastrnak line is flying, with Morgan Geekie looking like he's legit and last year wasn't just a contract-year bump, and Pavel Zacha finally show…

Quick bites: Chaotic Sharks win over Avalanche

The SAP Center didn’t just get free tacos Saturday afternoon; it got a show. The San Jose Sharks fought a very interesting physical battle against the Colorado Avalanche and walked out with a very nice win. Things didn’t start out well for the Sharks. Less than a minute in, Colorado’s Martin Necas put one past Sharks’ goaltender Yaroslav Askarov with help from Cale Makar and Devon… Source