Sharks starting goalie Yaroslav Askarov has been one of the NHL’s best goalies this month, but didn’t have much support as he allowed four goals on 19 shots, with the fourth coming by Avalanche defenseman Josh Manson at even strength at the 4:51 mark of the second period.

The Colorado Avalanche (16-1-5) and Nathan MacKinnon (17 goals and 20 assists) host the San Jose Sharks (11-9-3) and Macklin Celebrini (14 goals and 20 assists) at Ball Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 9 p.m. ET, airing on ESPN+. Colorado won 1-0 on the road its last time out on Nov. 23 against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Yaroslav Askarov allowed four goals on 19 shots for the Sharks (11-10-3) before he was replaced after Manson’s goal made it 4-0 at 4:51 of the second period. Alex Nedeljkovic made 21 saves in relief.

NHL: Yaroslav Askarov is having a month for the ages as the San Jose Sharks get set to face the Colorado Avalanche

Three shutouts in a row is an insane sentence to write, but the Colorado Avalanche have managed to earn it after tonight’s 6-0 win over the San Jose Sharks.

The San Jose Sharks are a team on the rise, but Wednesday night felt like the Colorado Avalanche telling them, “it’s not your turn just yet.” Colorado scored five goals in the opening 25 minutes, including three in a span of 1:16 in the second period en route to a blowout 6-0 victory over the

Skinner, 33, was injured in the first period of the Sharks’ game against the Calgary Flames on Nov. 13 as his right leg crashed hard into the boards while he was competing for a loose puck. Misa, 18, was injured during the Sharks’ morning skate on Nov. 5 before a road game against the Seattle Kraken.

Funnily enough, the Avalanche’s last loss was against the Sharks way back on 1. Flash forward almost a month, and Colorado has now won nine straight games after that OT loss, and tonight they look to win their tenth straight.

In a remarkable display of skill and teamwork, the Colorado Avalanche achieved their 10th consecutive victory by decisively defeating the San Jose Sharks 6-0. This win not only solidifies their position as the NHL's top team but also showcases the depth and resilience of the Avalanche roster.

The Sharks traded Blackwood, forward Givani Smith, and a 2027 fifth-round pick to the Avalanche last December for goalie Alexandar Georgiev, winger Nikolai Kovalenko, a conditional 2025 fifth-round pick, and a second-rounder in 2026.

The top two scorers in the NHL will face off when the San Jose Sharks (11-9-3) visit the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena (9 p.m. ET; NBCSCA, ALT). Colorado center Nathan MacKinnon leads the League with 37 points (17 goals,