Klingberg Returns, Nedeljkovic Starts in Sharks vs Oilers
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On April 8th, John Klingberg is suiting up for the San Jose Sharks tonight against the Edmonton Oilers. The veteran defenseman returns after sitting as a healthy scratch since March 24th, bumping out Shakir Mukamadoulin even after that recent. 3-2 win over Chicago. Alex Nedeljkovic gets the start in net at SAP Center. Coach Ryan Warsofsky likes Klingberg's right-handed shot to pair with Mario Ferraro, keeping him off his weak side.
It also boosts putt movement from the blue line. Meanwhile, the 24-year-old Mukhamadoulin rides the waves of an inconsistent rookie year. Fans and the coaching staff see Nedeljkovic stepping up big time.
He's won key games lately, tracking pucks sharp and making clutch saves. Since December 1st, his save percentage sits at .895 over 13 wins, edging out Jaroslav Askarov's .870. Lineup tweaks include Adam Gaudette jumping back in on the fourth line with fresh power play units featuring Klingberg on the second squad. Over in Edmonton, expect Connor Ingram between the pipes after their overtime loss to Utah yesterday. Pup drops at 7 p.m. Pacific time on TNT should be a gritty matchup as the Sharks chase momentum into the stretch. This has been San Jose Sharks News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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