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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Keeping the puck and putting pressure on the opponent are good ways to wind up on the winning side.Sharks goalie Martin Jones thought thats what San Jose did all night, making his job easy.Jones made 26 saves, Chris Tierney and Patrick Marleau each scored early and San Jose sent the New Jersey Devils to their third straight loss Monday night with a 4-0 victory.We played well the whole night, Jones said. We were smart with the puck. We did a good job in front of the net. I wasnt asked to do too much. When we play like that were tough to beat.Logan Couture and Brent Burns also scored for the Sharks, who had just one point in their last three games.Keith Kinkaid saved 37 of 41 shots for the Devils, who ended their California trip winless in three games.They were throwing everything at the net and I have to do my job, Kinkaid said. The puck was bouncing everywhere and they got the breaks tonight.Tierney scored a short-handed goal two minutes into the contest after he stole a pass and raced unguarded to beat Kinkaid. Tierney later left the game after getting hit in the face by the puck.Give up a shorty, you have to realize theres still 58 minutes left to play, Devils defenseman Andy Greene said. Youre always going to have adversity and you have to play through it. We werent good tonight.Marleau scored less than five minutes later, getting his 20th career point against the Devils and the 486th goal of his career. Joe Pavelski, who has points in three straight games, set up Marleau.We protected the puck and put in good spots, Pavelski said. It was a clean game. We had chances all night and won a few battles.The Sharks received a couple of lucky bounces on their final two goals. Joe Thorntons shot midway through the second period kicked off the back of Greenes skate and straight to Couture, who had an open shot into the net.The goalie really didnt follow it, Couture said. He kind of got lost.Burns jabbed at the puck a couple of times in front of the net before it floated away from Kinkaid. Kyle Quincey poked at it in an attempt to clear it but accidentally knocked it into the net instead.Game notes Thornton moved into a tie for 25th on the career points list with Brendan Shanahan, after assisting on Coutures goal. He has 1,354 points. It was also his 900th point in a Sharks uniform. ... The Devils are 0 for 28 on the power play in their last nine games. ... Greene appeared in his 329th consecutive game for the Devils, third-longest such stretch in team history. ... 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As the Canterbury board prepares to meet to decide Des Haslers fate, statistics reveal the Bulldogs could be about to turn their backs on one of the most successful coaches in recent history.Haslers future will be on the line at an emergency board meeting at Canterbury Leagues Club on Friday afternoon where a possible payout of his contract will be discussed.Despite a stellar record and taking the club to two grand finals, his position appears untenable after board member and Bulldogs great Steve Mortimer promised to resign if he is granted a two-year contract extension.On the face of it, it seems inconceivable that a coach of Haslers calibre would be cut having made the top eight this year and with a year left to run on his contract.Hasler has been involved in 12 straight finals series dating back to 2005. Only in his rookie year at the Sea Eagles in 2004 did he fail to make the top eight.And only the great Wayne Bennett has taken sides to more consecutive finals series - 20 in a row with Brisbane and St George Illawarra between 1992 and 2011.During his 13-year coaching career, Hasler has won 200 of 3337 games, a win rate of 59.dddddddddddd3 per cent - putting him up there with some of the great coaches of the modern era.Premiership winners Michael Maguire (58.9 per cent), Bennett (62.0) and Trent Robinson (60.0) all have comparable success rates.Only Melbournes Craig Bellamy (65.6 per cent) stands head and shoulders above the others.Even Phil Gould (59.3), Clive Churchill (56.9) and Warren Ryan (56.9) have lesser records.Former Canterbury greats and coaches closed ranks yesterday with many declining to discuss Haslers future when contacted by AAP.Bulldogs chief executive Raelene Castle also did not answer calls.Former Manly two-time premiership-winning hooker Matt Ballin told Fox Sports News that Hasler was the best coach he had worked under.Some board members are reportedly frustrated at Haslers inability to bring a premiership to Belmore - having guided Manly to two grand final wins.There are also concerns about the clubs culture and junior development under his watch. 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