Dell made 30 saves to pull out a 3-2 shootout win Tuesday in Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Dell's team spent most of the contest hemmed in its own end, but strong play from the backup netminder managed to keep the game deadlocked at 2-2 through overtime. He then sealed the deal by stopping all three Arizona shooters in the skills challenge. Dell continues to outplay starter Martin Jones in both the GAA (2.26 to 2.59) and save percentage (.925 to .913) categories.

Dell will occupy the goal for Tuesday's road contest against the Coyotes, Paul Gackle of Bay Area News Group reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dell's most recent appearances are likely ones that he'd like to forget, but as a whole he has been very solid as he continues to back up Martin Jones. Dell was able to pull out a relief win the last time he faced Arizona on Saturday and the team continues to dwell amongst the bottom of the league with 2.31 goals per game, so the Alberta native could actually be a nice start here for fantasy purposes.

Dell came on in relief to allow two goals on 15 shots and capture a 6-5 overtime victory over the Coyotes on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Sharks backup hadn't played in more than a week but was needed during the first period after Martin Jones yielded three goals on six shots. Dell wasn't great, but it was good enough to win the high-scoring affair in overtime. Most nights, though, Dell is pretty good, as he is 9-3-2 with a .924 save percentage and 2.29 GAA this season.

Dell allowed six goals on 43 shots during Friday's 6-5 overtime loss to Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

The Sharks were in cruise control with a 5-2 lead heading into the third period, but Dell allowed a soft goal, and Ottawa never looked back. Dell has been excellent this season, and even with Friday's rough outing, he owns an 8-3-2 record, .926 save percentage and 2.27 GAA. Still, the backup's chances of receiving an uptick in starts for San Jose moving forward probably took a hit Friday.

Dell will guard the goal in Friday's road game against the Senators, Paul Gackle of the Bay Area News Group reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dell has played well this season, compiling an 8-3-1 record while posting an impressive 1.98 GAA and .934 save percentage in 15 appearances. The 28-year-old goaltender will look to stay sharp and secure his ninth win of the campaign in a road matchup with a Senators squad that's 7-7-5 at home this season.

Dell stopped 30 of 31 shots in Tuesday's win over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Dell is having a terrific season as the backup to Martin Jones, but he didn't look great in his previous two appearances, so it's good to see him back on track. The 28-year-old owns an 8-3-1 record with a .934 save percentage and makes for a great spot start on a San Jose team which is 7-2-2 in its last 11 outings.

Dell will be in net for Tuesday evening's road game against the Canadiens, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Prior to a mediocre effort in relief of Martin Jones last time out, Dell had earned a W in five consecutive contests, posting an impressive .951 save percentage and 1.59 GAA over that span. The Alberta native will look to keep the good times rolling against a Montreal squad that has scored just three goals in its last four outings, all of which have resulted in losses.

Dell allowed two goals on 10 shots in the third period of Sunday's 6-0 loss to Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

This was an unfortunate spot for Dell, as he entered Sunday's contest with San Jose trailing 4-0. Still, his four-game winning streak remains in tact, and the backup still sports a rock-solid .931 save percentage and 2.06 GAA for the campaign. With Martin Jones reeling, Dell could begin to receive a larger share of starts moving forward. Don't sleep on the Alberta native outside of shallow settings.

Dell made 36 saves in Thursday's 5-4 overtime win against the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Dell allowed the game-tying goal to Daniel Sedin early in the third period, but locked things down from there. After San Jose's backup stopped the first two shots of the extra session, Kevin Labanc potted the game-winner for his fourth point of the night on the home side's first overtime shot. Dell's won five consecutive starts, making him an excellent spot-start option whenever Martin Jones needs a breather.

Dell will be in the crease as Thursday night's home starter versus the Canucks, Joey Kenward of Sportsnet 650 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite his status as a backup goaltender, Dell leads the league with a 1.75 GAA and .939 save percentage, leaving his fantasy owners wishing he'd draw more starts. Still, the guy has won four straight games and you'd have to flip the calendar back to Nov. 18 to find his last loss, when Dell yielded three goals on 20 shots to the Bruins. The Canadian backstop's next challenge comes against a Canucks team that starter Martin Jones was unable to tame last Friday in Vancouver.