Jones will start in goal Saturday night against the Golden Knights, who are playing host to the contest.

EDGE Analysis

Jones' paltry ratios (3.01 GAA and .891 save percentage) don't seem like they should match his robust 9-5-2 record, but the Sharks are averaging 3.26 goals per game and it's been a saving grace for Team Teal's primary netminder, who looked on as his understudy, Aaron Dell, shut out the Canucks on Friday. Jones will hope to get back into the win column against a Vegas team countering with world-class netminder Marc-Andre Fleury.

Jones will start between the pipes in Tuesday's home game against Edmonton, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was shaky in his last start, surrendering five goals on 34 shots en route to a 5-3 loss to the Maple Leafs on Thursday. The 28-year-old netminder will look to bounce back and pick up his 10th victory of the season in a home matchup with an Oilers team that's averaging 3.45 goals per game on the road this campaign, 10th in the NHL.

Jones will protect the net at home versus Toronto on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

After a tough start to the season, Jones has just one regulation loss (an 8-1-1 record) in his last two outings. The wins can be deceiving, however, considering the netminder has given up three or more goals in all but one of his previous eight appearances for a 3.10 GAA and has been bailed out by his offense. While it may be without Auston Matthews (shoulder), Toronto is still scoring 3.50 goals per game (tied for second highest in the league).

Jones will patrol the crease in Tuesday's home game against the Predators, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was sharp in his last start Sunday against Calgary, turning aside 29 of 30 shots en route to a 3-1 victory. The 28-year-old netminder will look to stay dialed in and pick up his ninth win of the season in a tough home matchup with a Nashvile team that's 8-0-1 on the road this campaign.

Jones will start between the pipes Sunday for a home game against the Flames, Paul Gackle of the Bay Area News Group reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones reportedly will be countered by Mike Smith, who owns a dismal save percentage (.872) through 11 games this season. Team Teal's primary netminder hasn't fared much better in comparison -- Jones has an .893 save mark through 12 appearances -- though he's rattled off seven wins in this early stage of the 2018-19 campaign.

Jones surrendered four goals on 22 shots in Thursday's 4-3 loss to the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was outplayed by Dallas backup Anton Khudobin, which is why the visitors came away with a regulation loss despite holding a 36-22 edge in shots. This result snapped a seven-game stretch without a regulation defeat in which Jones was 6-0-1. His save percentage is still below .900, so most of the credit for that strong stretch probably belongs to Jones' teammates.

Jones will defend the away net Thursday against the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Despite mediocre performances in goal recently, Jones has taken home a victory in six of his last seven starts and hasn't lost in regulation since Oct. 14 against the Devils. That streak could be put to the test Thursday against a Stars club notching 3.86 goals per game at home this season -- good for fifth in the NHL.

Jones will patrol the crease in Tuesday's home game against the Wild, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones wasn't great in his last start Saturday against Philadelphia, surrendering three goals on 25 shots, but he ultimately did enough to pick up his sixth victory of the campaign. The 28-year-old backstop will look to keep rolling and pick up a second straight win in a tough home matchup with a hot Wild team that's gone 7-2-1 in its last 10 games.

Jones stopped 22 of 25 shots Saturday, earning a 4-3 win over Philadelphia.

EDGE Analysis

This wasn't one of Jones' better performances, and that's now four games in a row where he's conceded three goals or more. Doing so against Nashville is forgivable, but the Rangers and Anaheim aren't exactly known for finding the net on a regular basis and Philadelphia isn't a great scoring team either. With an upcoming week that includes Dallas, St. Louis and Calgary, it's hard to have a wealth of confidence in Jones for the Sharks' next few games. If you have another solid option, it might be a good idea to bench Jones for a week.

Jones will start in goal against the visiting Flyers on Saturday, Eric Gilmore of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Flyers will take aim at their third consecutive road win, but Jones might have other ideas, as San Jose's No. 1 netminder has won four of the past five with a 2.36 GAA and .918 save percentage over that span.