SAN JOSE – Still trying to establish some consistency at home with six losses in their first nine games, the Sharks (13-9-0) will be hosting a team on Saturday that gave them fits at SAP Center last season.
The Flames won all three games here by a combined score of 10-4, including an overtime victory. Although they are one of the more disappointing NHL teams this season just a few months after advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Calgary (8-13-2) could prove to be a dangerous opponent.
“I think they’re the same team as last year.