Schneider stopped 24 of 25 shots in Thursday's overtime loss to Toronto.

EDGE Analysis

It looked as if the Devils and Maple Leafs would be heading for a shootout, but William Nylander scored with three seconds left in overtime to propel Toronto to victory. Schneider was impressive in the loss, stopping everything through regulation to help get the Devils a point. The 31-year-old is now 7-3-2 on the season with a .924 save percentage. While he didn't earn a victory Thursday evening, Schneider turned in a fantastic performance for the second straight game and should be rolled out with confidence right now.

Schneider will start in goal on the road against the Maple Leafs on Thursday evening, Andrew Gross of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Leafs have surprisingly rattled off four straight wins despite not having second-year stud Auston Matthews (upper body) in tow for the last three; he'll reportedly miss this next contest as well, and we like Schneider's track record against this team. Specifically, he's gone 7-1-3 with a 2.16 GAA and .927 save percentage over 11 games against the Canadian club. Coming off a 32-save win over the Panthers, Schneider is in play for this 12-game daily slate.

Schneider delivered a 32-save win over Florida on Saturday night. He allowed just one goal.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider faced several flurries from a good offensive squad in the Panthers, especially in the third period when the kitties turned up the heat. He remains a solid fantasy play, but could be prone to short losing streaks -- Saturday's win snapped a stretch of three games without a win. The Devils continue to play over their heads and they are likely to see some regression to the mean.

Schneider will post up in the cage Saturday night, fielding shots from the visiting Panthers, Andrew Gross of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Cats will be looking to build off their 4-1 win over the Sabres on Friday, whereas Schneider and the Devils likely appreciated the extra rest after dropping a home decision to the Oilers in overtime Thursday night. Florida ranks no worse than ninth in the key offensive categories of goals, power-play and shooting percentage, and even faceoffs, but its power play, with a conversation rate of 16.7 percent, is only better than 12 teams across the league.

Schneider stopped 29 of 32 shots during Thursday's 3-2 overtime loss to Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

This was a sound follow up to a tough-luck loss in which Schneider turned away 37 shots from the Blues last time out. While his 6-3-1 record, .918 save percentage and 2.96 GAA don't jump off the page, goals are up in the NHL this season, so the 31-year-old veteran's kick-started the campaign in respectable fantasy form. However, his game-to-game inconsistency is a concern, so being selective with Schneider's matchups moving forward isn't out of the question if the luxury exists.

Schneider will patrol the crease Thursday night against the visiting Oilers, Chris Ryan of NJ.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Oilers have only scored two goals over their last two games, and their only offense over that span transpired in Tuesday's overtime road clash with the Islanders. However, Schneider has been erratic with his play between the pipes on the way to a 2.98 GAA and .919 save percentage through 10 games this season.

Schneider stopped 37 of 39 shots in Tuesday's 3-1 loss to the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

The two goals against Schneider came just 1:45 of game time apart while sandwiching the second intermission, and St. Louis sealed it with an empty-netter after holding a 19-4 advantage in third-period shots. It's possible Schneider's team is starting to turn back into a pumpkin after a scorching start, as he's faced a combined 80 shots while dropping his past two decisions.

Schneider will start in goal against the visiting Blues on Tuesday, Andrew Gross of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Since his activation from injured reserve after experiencing a lower-body injury, Schneider has sandwiched gone 2-1-0 with a 2.67 GAA and .930 save percentage. A shutout against the Canucks last Wednesday favorably skewed those numbers, though, and now Schneider has to stop a St. Louis squad that has gone 7-2-1 in its past 10 games to remain atop the Central Division standings.

Schneider allowed five goals on 41 shots during Friday's 6-3 loss to Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

After a sterling 37-save shutout in his previous outing, this was a disappointing follow up from Schneider. Additionally, he's now allowed three goals or more in five of his past six starts and sports a mediocre .916 save percentage and an underwhelming 3.09 GAA for the year. There's also a pretty good chance New Jersey has overachieved to date, so it wouldn't be shocking if Schneider's struggles continued.

Schneider will start Friday against the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider is coming off a 37-save shutout win, and on the season he has a .921 save percentage. However, he also has a 2.84 GAA because the Devils have not been good at stopping shots on net. The Oilers have struggled to score so far this season, but it's hard to believe a team with Connor McDavid will continue to struggle offensively.