What It Means:

This will be the 42nd start of the year for Jones, who has been called upon for all but eight of the Sharks' games this season. Despite the heavy workload, fatigue doesn't seem to be an issue, as he's 25-14-2 overall with a .917 save percentage and 2.23 goals-against average, putting him right in line with last year's numbers.

numberFire's models project Jones for 24.1 saves, 2.4 goals against and a 51.0 percent chance of scoring a win versus the Oilers. For fantasy purposes, he is tied for 17th among the 26 starters in action on Thursday night.