Schneider will face the rubber in Monday's tilt against the Sabres, Chris Ryan of NJ.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider faced a barrage of pucks Opening Night, but stood tall, making 40 saves and allowing just one goal to the Avalanche. The netminder went 2-0-0 when facing off with Buffalo last season and will look to continue that trend heading into Monday's matinee.

Schneider made 40 saves in Saturday's 4-1 win over the Avalanche.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider looked sharp, but then again, it was against the Avs. Still, he's better than his 20-27-11 record from 2016-17. Is this the year he sets a new career mark in wins?

Schneider will start between the pipes in Saturday's regular-season opener against Colorado, Andrew Gross of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 31-year-old backstop will be looking to build on an impressive preseason performance in which he compiled a 3-0-0 record while registering a 1.71 GAA over four appearances. The Devils should be much improved in 2017-18, so it wouldn't be surprising to see Schneider enjoy a bounce-back campaign after posting a 20-27-11 record and an ugly 2.82 GAA a season ago.

Schneider will start and play the full preseason contest Sunday against the Rangers, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coming off of a disappointing 2016-17 campaign, Schneider will attempt to get locked in early in the preseason as he attempts to bounce back with a new-look Devils club. He should once again serve as the workhorse netminder for New Jersey, with Keith Kinkaid only occasionally sprinkling in.

Schneider allowed four goals on 35 shots in a 4-1 loss to Detroit on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The normally solid netminder was an absolute disaster to close out the season, allowing an excessive 20 goals over his last five games -- all of which amounted to losses. Schneider's 20 wins in 60 appearances aren't entirely shocking considering the lackluster Devils squad in front of him, but his 2.82 GAA and .908 save percentage were by far the worst marks since becoming a full-time NHL netminder. That said, owners in keeper leagues may have a tough decision on their hands heading into next season.

Schneider was named the starter for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Red Wings, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

He'll look for a strong finish to an otherwise miserable campaign. The Devils went after stud playmaker Taylor Hall in the offseason in a blatant attempt to support the New Jersey tenders, but Schneider has gone 20-26-11 with seven fewer wins than last year. Worse yet, his .909 save percentage is the weakest value he's had since entering the league in 2008-09.

Schneider got ripped for seven goals on 28 shots in Thursday's loss to the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

The Devils' unremarkable offense put up a rare four-goal effort, but Schneider squandered it en route to his 12th loss in a span of 14 starts. It's been a tough season for the veteran netminder, and he's certainly not ending it on a high note. Schneider will most likely make one more start, with Saturday's home game against the Islanders seeming likelier than Sunday's tilt in Detroit.

Schneider will tend the twine against the Penguins on Thursday, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider gets the unenviable task of trying to shut down the league's best offense -- Pittsburgh is averaging 3.37 goals per game. The silverlining for the netminder is the number of injuries currently impacting the Pens' lineup, but so far, that hasn't seemed to slow them down as they are also leading the NHL in shots per contest (33.9).

Schneider made 38 saves in Saturday's 3-0 loss to the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

It was an aggressive, fight-filled game and his mates found the penalty box far more than the net. Schneider is now 20-26-11 on the season and both his GAA and save percentage are inflated over his career averages. Schneider's keeper status remains solid, but his one-year value is a bit queasy.

Schneider will guard the goal for Saturday's matchup in Philadelphia, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schneider and Keith Kinkaid keep their game-by-game rotation going as the latter will draw the start for Friday's away game against the Islanders. Neither New Jersey goalie has been particularly sharp of late and Schneider has allowed three goals in each of his last two starts en route to a regulation and overtime loss. He'll look to turn it around against a Flyers squad that currently ranks 17th in the league with 2.64 goals per game in March.