Bishop saved 33 of 34 shots in Thursday's 4-1 win over the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop handled his former team easily, saving over 30 for the second straight game. Not to mention the netminder has now won five in a row, allowing only six goals in that span. Needless to say, the 29-year-old is anchoring the Lightning, who have now increased their win streak to eight as a club. There's no reason to sit Bishop when he's between the pipes.

Bishop will try to shut down the Senators on the road in his start Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

There's a lot to like about Bishop in this start, highlighted by the fact that the Bolts have won seven straight games. Plus, Bishop could be particularly eager to get this one underway since the Senators are his former club. He played with Ottawa between 2011-13, and hasn't lost to them in regulation through 12 attempts. Oh, and then there's that minor detail about how Bishop's leading the league with a 2.06 GAA. He should be cemented in all types of fantasy lineups.

Bishop turned away 32 pucks in a 4-1 win over Boston on Sunday night.

EDGE Analysis

Ho hum, just another brick wall thrown up by the big man. Bishop is on a four-game winning streak with just five games allowed in that span. His win total may not hit 40 like it did last season, but his statistical performances is the best of his career. Use him well.

Bishop will start in the blue paint Sunday against the Bruins, Bryan Burns of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop rides a string of good starts into Sunday's matchup, but he'll need to be on top of his game to stymie a Bruins club averaging the third-most goals per game (3.06) this season. The netminder may be a risky play in fantasy, but he should receive ample support with the Bruins also allowing a league-high 3.29 goals per game at home.

Bishop was perfect Friday, turning in a 21-save shutout over the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Big Ben got plenty of offensive support in this one, as the Bolts got to Corey Schneider for four goals. This was Bishop's third win in a row and third shutout of the season, giving him a 2.09 GAA and solid .924 save percentage through 46 games.

As expected, Bishop will get the start in goal in Friday's road game against the Devils, Joe Smith of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bishop has been hot of late, compiling a 2-0-0 record with a 2.00 GAA and .943 save percentage in his last two outings. The former third-round pick will look to pick up a third consecutive win Friday in a highly favorable road matchup with a Devils club averaging just 2.26 goals per game at home this season, 29th in the NHL.

Bishop will likely start Friday against the Devils, reports the Tampa Bay Times.

EDGE Analysis

Big Ben has won two straight games against the Canes and Pens, and is 5-3 since the All-Star Game. His save percentage in the last two wins is a sparkling .943.

Bishop stopped 29 of 31 shots in Sunday's win over Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Another strong effort from Bishop, who previously stopped 37 of 39 shots in a win over Pittsburgh Saturday. The 29-year-old advances to 24-17-3 on the season with a .923 save percentage. The Bolts have won three straight games and Bishop has put up back-to-back impressive showings, so make sure he's in your lineup whenever Tampa Bay is in action.

Bishop has been named the starting goaltender for Sunday's tilt against the Hurricanes, Bryan Burns of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

In a bit of a surprise, the Lightning will go back to the well Sunday and give Bishop back-to-back starts rather than turn to backup Andrei Vasilevskiy, possibly due to waning trust after he allowed five goals to the Jets on Thursday. Bishop hasn't been spectacular either, but provides a stable presence in the crease (.922 save percentage) that gives the Bolts a chance to win on a nightly basis. Following a strong performance against Pittsburgh (two goals allowed on 39 shots), Bishop returns to the net Sunday in Carolina to face a Hurricanes club averaging 2.67 goals per game on home ice this season.

Bishop delivered a strong, 37-save performance Saturday in a 4-2 win over the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

Big Ben was particularly sharp late in the second period when his team was killing a 5-on-3 situation. He made several 10-bell saves to preserve a two-goal lead. Bishop has won just twice in his last five starts and has allowed two or fewer goals just twice in his last six. But he looked strong Saturday and that's a hopeful sign.