Jones will get the starting nod for Sunday's Game 2 home clash with the Avalanche.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was able to open the series with Colorado with a win, stopping 26 of 28 shots in the victory. The 29-year-old has been hot in his past four games, going 4-0-0 along with a 1.87 GAA and .943 save percentage. Jones has been better at home this season, as evidenced by his .899 save percentage and 2.78 GAA at home compared to a .894 save percentage and 3.14 GAA on the road.

Jones stopped 26 of 28 shots in Friday's 5-2 win over the Avalanche in Game 1 of their second-round series.

EDGE Analysis

Jones gave up a goal just 2:10 into the game, but a three-goal third period by the Sharks gave him plenty of cushion to work with. Jones is on a four-game winning streak, having allowed nine goals for a 1.87 GAA. While he's hot, he's a solid DFS option in goal, but beware that this could be a high-scoring series against the Avs.

Jones will get the starting nod for Friday's Game 1 home clash with Colorado.

EDGE Analysis

Jones posted a 1.83 GAA and .946 save percentage while helping the Sharks climb out of a 3-1 series deficit to Vegas in the opening round. If the netminder can continue to perform to that level -- and avoid his disastrous 5.33 GAA from Games 1-4 -- San Jose will be a tough out for the Avs.

Jones gave up four goals on 38 shots in Tuesday's 5-4 overtime win against the Golden Knights in Game 7.

EDGE Analysis

It looked like the Sharks would go quietly at first, down 3-0 halfway through the third period, but a major penalty to Cody Eakin led to the Sharks scoring four times on the power play before Jonathan Marchessault scored with 47 seconds left in regulation. Jones had some struggles in the series, allowing 20 goals over seven games, but he did enough to help the Sharks advance to a second-round series with the Avalanche.

Jones will guard the cage during Tuesday's Game 7 against the Golden Knights in San Jose.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was fantastic during Sunday's Game 6, turning aside a whopping 58 shots en route to an impressive double-overtime victory on the road. The 6-foot-4 netminder will look to stay dialed in and help his team advance to the Western Conference semifinals by picking up a third straight win Tuesday.

Jones came up huge against Las Vegas on Sunday night, stopping 58 of 59 shots in the double-overtime win for San Jose.

EDGE Analysis

For a player that was twice yanked early from games earlier in the series, Jones has really turned around his narrative, and now has a .906 save percentage for the series.

Jones will draw the start in Vegas for Game 6 on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Jones has started all five games so far and his Game 6 nod doesn't come as a surprise despite his poor play so far. He owns a 4.37 GAA and .866 save percentage this postseason but did stop 30-of-32 shots to extend the series in Game 5.

Jones stopped 30 of 32 shots in Thursday's 5-2 win over the Golden Knights in Game 5.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was pulled after the first period of Tuesday's Game 4, but he got himself back on track to keep the series going. Given that he was started after the early hook, coach Peter DeBoer has made it clear that the Sharks' fortunes live or die with Jones, making it likely for him to start Sunday's Game 6 in Vegas.

Jones will start in goal Thursday against the visiting Golden Knights for Game 5 of the Western Conference quarterfinals, David Schoen of the Las Vegas-Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones earned a win in the playoff opener last Wednesday, but it's been downhill ever since, and now the Sharks find themselves in a do-or-die situation. The B.C. native has an egregious 5.33 GAA and .838 save percentage this postseason, with those rate stats severely skewed by his start Friday, when he surrendered four goals on only seven shots.

Jones gave up two goals on seven shots in the first period of Tuesday's 5-0 loss to the Golden Knights in Game 4.

EDGE Analysis

Aaron Dell replaced Jones in the crease to start the second period. Jones has an unsightly 5.31 GAA and an .838 save percentage, playing in parts of four games in the series. With the Sharks down 3-1 in the series, Jones likely doesn't have much time to correct course, and coach Peter DeBoer has shown no hesitation to switch goalies in hopes of slowing down a potent Vegas attack.