San Jose Sharks activate defenseman off IR, look to end long losing skid
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San Jose Sharks activate defenseman off IR, look to end long losing skid
"Timothy Liljegren has been activated off injured reserve and is set to play Thursday when the San Jose Sharks face the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden, looking for their first win of the season. Liljegren was placed on IR on Oct. 16, two days after he sustained an upper-body injury in the Sharks' 5-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Before his injury, Liljegren was averaging 20:14 in ice time in the Sharks' first three games of the season."
"The Sharks, per NHL.com, are keeping the same forward lines for the game against the Rangers that they had in Tuesday's 4-3 loss to the New York Islanders. The Sharks out-chanced the Islanders during 5-on-5 play but allowed two power play goals and a second period goal, the game-winner, at even strength to rookie defenseman Matthew Schaefer as they fell to 0-4-2 on the season."
Timothy Liljegren was activated from injured reserve and will play Thursday against the New York Rangers, returning after an upper-body injury sustained Oct. 14 in a loss to Carolina. Liljegren averaged 20:14 of ice time in the Sharks' first three games before the injury and is slated to be paired with Dmitry Orlov. Rookie defenseman Sam Dickinson will be a healthy scratch to make room. The Sharks kept the same forward lines after a 4-3 loss to the Islanders, where they out-chanced the opponent but conceded two power-play goals and fell to 0-4-2. Alex Nedeljkovic appears set to start and is 0-2-1 with an .890 save percentage. The team plays the Devils Friday and finishes the road trip Sunday in Minnesota.
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