SAN JOSE – San Jose Barracuda goalie Yaroslav Askarov will not have to miss a significant amount of time as the lower-body injury he incurred earlier this week is not considered serious.

Yaroslav Askarov, considered the Sharks’ top goalie prospect, was being examined Thursday after he left the previous night’s Barracuda game against the Ontario Reign with a lower-body injury.

Askarov is dealing with a lower-body injury and is skating back in San Jose. Romanov joins the Sharks in Colorado before the final game of a seven-game road trip. The top Sharks goalie prospect ...

Yaroslav Askarov is trying to treat Thursday’s start against the Nashville Predators like any other game. “Just trying to prepare for another game,” Askarov said about facing the team that ...

When Yaroslav Askarov came to North America, he was partnered with former San Jose Sharks goalie Devin Cooley on the Milwaukee Admirals. Askarov had just come from Russia as a 20-year-old who ...

The Sharks entered Wednesday with a league-worst 3.66 goals against average and a save percentage of .883, tied for 29th in ...

Askarov (lower body) is expected back on at practice with AHL San Jose in the coming week, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports Wednesday. Askarov won't be ready to rejoin the ...

Yaroslav Askarov is not seriously hurt. That’s what a couple sources told San Jose Hockey Now about Askarov, who left Wednesday’s San Jose Barracuda-Ontario Reign game in the first period with ...

SAN JOSE – Yaroslav Askarov will miss both of the San Jose Barracuda’s games in Southern California this weekend as the AHL team continues to determine the severity of the Russian-born goalie ...

Yaroslav Askarov has an injury. Askarov left Wednesday’s San Jose Barracuda-Ontario Reign game midway through the first period, after giving up three goals on 14 shots. The Barracuda lost 6-4.