Stalock to make first NHL start in two years for Sharks against Predators
Alex Stalock made his first NHL start in two years when the San Jose Sharks played the Nashville Predators at SAP Center in San Jose on Saturday. The 34-year-old played 62 games with the Sharks from 2011-16 after they selected him in the fourth round (No. 112) of the 2005 NHL Draft. "Yeah, he hasn't played a lot of hockey and it's a pretty good story, him coming back here to a team he has history with," San Jose coach Bob Boughner said. "One thing is, he's a well-liked guy in that dressing room and the guys are going to play hard for him. He was 61-49-18 with a GAA,.909 save percentage and nine shutouts in 151 NHL games (123 starts) with San Jose and Minnesota....
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