The San Jose Sharks compiled 101 points and finished second overall in the Western Conference in spite of having the league’s worst team save percentage all strengthens and at 5v5.
Team Teal’s high-powered possession heavy offensive attack outpaced opponents enough to off-set the lackluster performance from both of their goalkeepers. But now with all the questions surrounding the loss of some crucial players who were essential to the Sharks offensive strategy. It appears that the Sharks will likely be leaning on Martin Jones a bit more this upcoming season.
A number of things hindered Martin Jones last year resulting in a disappointing regular season.