- Matchup: San Jose Sharks vs Calgary Flames
- Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025
- Venue: Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
- Betting Odds: Sharks (-275) Flames (+220)
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On Thursday, the Calgary Flames (4-12-2) will face off against the San Jose Sharks (8-6-3) at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The Sharks are favored at -275, while the Flames are at +220. The over/under is set at 6.5.
The San Jose Sharks enter this matchup on a positive note, having recently defeated the Wild 2-1. In that game, they spent 8 minutes in the penalty box and produced a modest offensive performance. The Sharks had 3 power play opportunities and successfully converted 1 goal from 18 shots on goal.
So far this season, San Jose’s opponents have had 57 power play chances (ranking 7th in the league) and scored 14 goals. The Sharks have faced a total of 542 shots against, boasting a save percentage of .897. Offensively, they have taken 417 shots, achieving a shooting percentage of 13.2%. During even-strength play, the Sharks have surrendered 42 goals while scoring 44. They have capitalized on 11 of their 56 power play opportunities, resulting in a success rate of 19.64%. With 19 points thus far, their points percentage stands at .559. San Jose has scored 55 goals (9th overall in the NHL) and allowed 56 goals against.
In goal for this matchup will be Yaroslav Askarov. Throughout his professional hockey journey, Askarov has achieved 13 quality starts, with a quality start percentage of .542. His current save percentage is .898 over 873 minutes played. He has faced 743 shots, successfully saving 667, and allowed 76 goals against, maintaining a goals-against average of 3.17. With a record of 10-11-3, he has appeared in 24 games during his NHL career.
In their last game, the Calgary Flames faced off against the Blues, ultimately losing 3-2. The Flames managed to score 2 goals from 40 shots on goal, failing to convert their lone power play opportunity.
This season, the Flames have netted 30 goals at even strength and only 7 during power plays (ranking 29th in NHL). They have recorded 527 shots (3rd in league), holding a shooting percentage of 7.02%, while allowing 534 shots against. Calgary currently sits with 37 goals and a points total of 10, translating to a points percentage of .278. They’ve conceded 57 goals, with 43 at even strength and 14 while shorthanded. The Flames’ power play opportunities stand at 61, with a conversion rate of 11.48%. Their penalty kill rate is 77.78%, and they hold a save percentage of 89.3%.
Dustin Wolf will be in net for Calgary. His competition averages 2.81 goals per game, with a total of 236 goals allowed. Wolf’s quality start percentage is 54.8%, accumulating 46 quality starts in his NHL career. He has started 84 games and played for 3,798 minutes. Wolf’s career record is 41-33-10, having participated in 86 games, with 2,225 saves from 2,461 shots, resulting in a save percentage of .904.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NHL matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Calgary (+220)
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