Jones will get the road start versus Vegas for Game 4 on Tuesday, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was rocked in his previous two outings, as he gave up nine goals on 47 shots (.809 save percentage), which included getting the hook in Game 2. The Golden Knights averaged 3.00 goals during the regular season, but have increased that to 4.33 in the playoffs. If Jones can't rediscover his game soon, the Sharks will be looking at a first-round exit.

Jones gave up six goals on 40 shots in Sunday's Game 3 loss to the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

At least this time Jones didn't get pulled early from the game, but he allowed a goal in the first minute of each period, including one 16 seconds into the game by Mark Stone. Even the final score was deceptive about how poorly the game went - after the first minute of the third period, the Golden Knights went up 5-1, effectively ending the game.

Jones will start Sunday's Game 3 in Vegas, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Following a nightmare start in his last appearance, Jones will be looking to bounce back from a three-goal, four-save showing in Game 2 (a GAA of 30.00). Despite the porous performance Friday, Pete DeBoer is going back to Jones for Game 3, and San Jose's coach will be crossing his fingers that his goaltender's struggles are behind him for good.

Jones lasted under seven minutes while allowing three goals on seven shots during a 5-3 loss to the Golden Knights in Game 2 on Friday. The first-round matchup is tied 1-1.

EDGE Analysis

This is the Jones that owners had to worry about during the regular season. After a well-played all-around game for the Sharks in Game 1, Jones couldn't make any big saves early, and San Jose found itself in a 3-0 hole. The Sharks actually tied the game before the end of the first period, so Jones didn't take the loss, but San Jose didn't score again after that. Jones is 1-1 with an .848 save percentage in two postseason games this spring.

Jones will be in goal versus Vegas at home for Game 2 on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Jones hasn't been called upon much of late, as he has only faced 30 shots in one of his last six appearances. In his last pair of outings, the B.C. native gave up just two goals apiece and will look to keeping rolling versus a Golden Knights squad that averaged just three goals per game during the regular season.

Jones made 24 saves on 26 shots in a 5-2 win over the Golden Knights in Game 1 of their best-of-seven series.

EDGE Analysis

Jones will want to put the regular season that saw him end with a 2.94 GAA and an .896 save percentage out of his memory, and staking the Sharks to a 1-0 series lead is a good opening act for the 29-year-old goalie. Jones will likely man the crease as long as he's healthy, as he started 62 games this year despite his struggles.

Jones will guard the goal for Wednesday's Game 1 against the Golden Knights, Nicholas J. Cotsonika of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones closed out the regular season on a high note by allowing just two goals on 30 shots to the Avalanche to pick up his 36th victory of the campaign. His season o the hole wasn't nearly as impressive, as the sixth-year netminder finished with career-worst marks in GAA (2.94) and save percentage (.896). Jones will face some explosive offenses this postseason, so his value in daily and playoff pools should be fairly low.

Jones allowed two goals on 30 shots in a 5-2 victory against the Avalanche on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old snapped a four-game streak of posting save percentages below .890 in Saturday's playoff tuneup. Jones finished the season with 36 wins, which was one shy of his previous career high, but his other numbers were disappointing. In 62 games, Jones posted a 2.94 GAA and an .896 save percentage.

Jones will take on the Avs at home for the regular-season finale Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jones has been scuffling, to say the least, down the stretch, having allowed three or more goals in each of his last eight starts, so he could really use a high note to close out the regular season. The Avalanche, on the other hand, have a chance to improve their seeding for the first round with a win and a Stars loss. The Avs have notched at least three goals in four of their last five games, so the prospects of Jones breaking out of his slump aren't particularly bright.

Jones stopped 19 of 22 shots in Tuesday's 4-2 loss to the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Canucks winger Tanner Pearson victimized Jones twice in the contest before Markus Granlund scored the decisive goal. Jones has allowed three or more goals in each of his last eight starts, with a 1-6-0 record in that span. Overall, he's 35-19-5 on the year with a 2.95 GAA and an .896 save percentage. The Sharks are locked into the second seed in the Pacific Division, so he may not start either of the last two games.