Bishop made 34 saves Tuesday in a 4-1 road win over the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

The win puts Bishop over.500 on the year, now at 5-4 through nine starts. The 6-foot-7 netminder is producing almost exactly to career averages through nine games and will continue to see the majority of starts as long as he stays healthy. Look for Bishop to perhaps get a night off in one of the Stars' upcoming road contests, either Thursday in Toronto or Saturday in D.C.

Bishop will patrol the crease Tuesday, fielding shots from host Montreal, Pat Hickey of the Montreal Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop was saddled with a disappointing 4-2 road loss to the lowly Red Wings on Sunday, and his uninspiring season-long ratios (2.42 GAA and .917 save percentage) rank just outside the top-20 among NHL goaltenders. Bishop's next test will be solving a Habs club owns a plus-8 goal differential and sits in third place within the Atlantic Division standings.

Bishop made 19 saves in a 4-2 road loss to the Red Wings on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop yielded three goals on just 22 shots, with the hosts potting a fourth into an unguarded cage. The loss was particularly disappointing for Dallas' top netminder since Detroit only had one win heading into Sunday's action. Bishop's record now stands at 4-4-0 to complement decent ratios (2.42 GAA and .917 save percentage) through eight games.

Bishop will start Saturday's road game in Detroit, Mark Stepneski of the Stars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop has had an up and down season to this point but is a must-start against the Red Wings who enter Saturday's contest scoring an average of 2.10 goals-per-game, good for fourth worst in the league. The Stars' netminder has won his last two starts, posting a .930 save percentage along the way.

Bishop will start Thursday's contest against the Ducks, Mark Stepneski of the Stars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

This will be Bishop's second road start of the season. The Ducks enter Thursday night's contest 24th in goals per game (2.40) and have lost three straight.

Bishop earned his first win in four starts by stopping 31 of 33 shots Tuesday in a 4-2 win over Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop was a hard-luck loser last week against Minnesota, when he conceded just two goals but still couldn't get a victory. This time, his offense did its job and he was deservedly rewarded for his second straight sharp outing. Other than outings against Ottawa and Toronto, both of whom rank in the top five in the league in goals per game, Bishop has been outstanding this year, ceding just five goals against 131 shots in those contests. He's not facing a top offense again until Nov. 1 against the Maple Leafs, so start him with confidence for the next week.

Bishop will tend the twine for Tuesday's home clash with Los Angeles, Mike Heika of the Stars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop is struggling through a three-game losing streak, during which he has posted a disastrous 3.82 GAA and .874 save percentage. Presumptive opposing netminder Jonathan Quick, per Curtis Zupke of the Los Angeles Times, isn't performing at his best either, so this game could be the key to getting back on track for one of these two all-star caliber goalies.

Bishop will cover the home net against the Wild on Friday, Sean Shapiro of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop allowed three goals on 23 shots to the Senators on Monday, resulting in his second loss of the young season. He'll carry a 2.55 GAA and .913 save percentage into this next contest against a Wild club that is winless through a pair of road games (minus-5 goal differential) in the infancy of the 2018-19 campaign.

Bishop allowing three goals on 23 shots in a 4-1 loss to Ottawa on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop held the Senators off the scoreboard until Maxime Lajoie put his team on the board with just seconds remaining in the second period. In the opposite net, Craig Anderson stifled the Stars offense, not giving Bishop much of a chance to win. In his last two appearances, the Denver native has coughed up nine goals on just 52 shots. He'll likely have the night off Tuesday and get back to action against the Wild on Friday.

Bishop will be the road starter against the Senators on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop started the season off great, as he allowed only one goal across his first two starts. He did allow six goals in his last outing, but that was against the high-scoring Maple Leafs. The Senators, on the other hand, only scored 2.67 goals per game last year, and they no longer have Erik Karlsson or Mike Hoffman.