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SJHN Daily: Askarov Back, Sharks Prospect Comes to North America

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Yaroslav Askarov is back.



The San Jose Sharks’ netminder of the future has not played since he suffered a lower-body injury on Feb. 19 with the San Jose Barracuda. According to Curtis Pashelka of The Mercury News, however, Askarov will play on Wednesday night against the Ontario Reign.

In 19 AHL games this season, Askarov has an impressive .922 Save %. In 13 games with the San Jose Sharks, Askarov’s .896 Save % is better than any goaltender still rostered by the big club.

The Barracuda are fifth place in the Pacific Division and are on track to make their first playoff appearance since 2020-21. With Askarov injured and Georgi Romanov standing in as the Sharks’ back-up, Gabriel Carriere has been the Barracuda starter as of late. Carriere is 8-7-3 with a .895 Save %.

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