Askarov made 10 saves in the first period and helped the Barracuda kill off four minor penalties, earning his 11th shutout in 94 career AHL games. He also made 22 saves for San Jose in a 5-0 win ...

Askarov's aggression on the ice, his willingness to stray and play pucks, to be unconventional, is equaled by his sense of humor off it. When asked last week how much he can bench press, Askarov ...

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Askarov has played in three career NHL games, with his last one coming on Dec. 30, 2023, when he made 27 saves in the Predators’ 3-2 shootout win over the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena.

When the Nashville Predators traded Yaroslav Askarov to the San Jose Sharks on Friday, it marked the end of a four-year relationship with their former first round draft pick.. Askarov — the ...

Askarov, 22, was drafted No. 11 overall in 2020 out of SKA St. Petersburg. He signed his entry level contract in 2022, then made his NHL debut in 2023 against the Montreal Canadiens.

Askarov’s inclusion to the Top Prospects Team is a career first for the Predators prospect. Smashville can expect to see him back in the Music City this summer at both the Predators’ rookie ...

Askarov, who has been unavailable for some games due to injuries, has played in six. Grosenick started the week with a 4-3 record, 3.12 goals-against average and .891 save percentage.

But Askarov also fumbled his starting gig in consecutive post-seasons, and he has posted a combined .897 save percentage and 2.85 goals-against average in the playoffs.

Askarov, the 11th overall pick of the 2020 NHL Draft, said his intention is to not disrespect, and he welcomes an over-the-top celebration when someone scores against him. Advertisement.

On Aug. 23, the Predators traded Askarov with a third-round pick and Nolan Burke for center prospect David Edstrom, a first-round pick and goalie prospect Magnus Chrona.