Gibson allowed two goals on 21 shots from the Red Wings on Monday, but he skated off with a 3-2 shootout win at home.

EDGE Analysis

Donning the throwback Mighty Ducks threads, Gibson had a relatively slow night, though he secured the shootout win thanks to his save on Gustav Nyquist in the final frame. After the game, coach Randy Carlyle sung Gibson's praises. "He's been our MVP for the three games," Carlyle said in a report by Dan Arritt of NHL.com. The bench boss isn't wrong, as Gibson is undefeated and carries a .958 save percentage through his first three starts of 2018-19.

Gibson will start Monday's game versus Detroit, Eric Stephens of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Anaheim netminder has been on fire to start the season, having conceded only two goals in his two starts, and posting a .973 save percentage along the way. Gibson will look to make it three wins in a row Monday when the Ducks host the Red Wings at the Honda Center.

Gibson will start in net for Saturday's game against the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson will look to build off his solid outing from Anaheim's season debut-- when he stopped 31-of-33 shots on the way to a 5-2 win over San Jose.

Gibson stopped 31 of 33 shots in Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Coming off his first 60-start season, Gibson is set to see another heavy workload in 2018-19. He's been able to hold up to the pressures of being a No.1 goalie so far, having racked up 77 wins the last three seasons. Expect the 25-year-old American netminder to approach the 60-start mark again this year and, if all goes well and he remains healthy, look for him to improve on what were rock-solid numbers in 2017-18.

Gibson was first off the ice Wednesday, indicating that he'll draw the road start versus the Sharks, Eric Stephens of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson will be facing a Sharks team that tied Philadelphia for 15th in converting power-play chances (20.7 percent) last season. However, Team Teal now has two-time Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson in tow to form a lethal 1-2 punch with Brent Burns across the power-play lines. As a result, Gibson will need to exhibition sound positioning in this opener given all the one-timers that figure to come his way.

Gibson diverted all 32 shots in a 3-0 road win over the Kings on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson claimed "First Star" honors for his superb showing in this preseason finale. He denied eight 5-on-4 shot attempts, including a few quality man-advantage chances between star players in Anze Kopitar, Ilya Kovalchuk and Jeff Carter. Barring an unforeseen setback, he should get the call for the season opener versus the Sharks in San Jose on Oct. 3.

Gibson is the projected starter for Saturday's preseason finale against the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson has played well in limited action this preseason, turning aside 29 of 31 shots en route to a victory in his only appearance. He'll use Saturday's finale as a final opportunity to tune up ahead of Wednesday's season opener against San Jose.

Gibson will tend the twine for Monday's clash with Arizona, per Eric Stephens of The Athletic.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson has thus far sat out the Ducks' preseason contests, but it seems he will make his debut Monday. The Pittsburgh native set career highs last year in games (60), wins (31) and saves (1733) and should see a similar workload this year -- with the hope of producing back-to-back 30-plus win campaigns.

Gibson signed an eight-year contract extension with the Ducks on Saturday. According to CapFriendly, the deal is worth $51 million.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson recorded a career-high 31 wins over 60 games last season.

Gibson allowed two goals on 24 shots in a 2-1 loss to the Sharks on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Just like that, Gibson's postseason is over after the Sharks got to him for 13 goals in four games -- all of which were losses. Nonetheless, the 24-year-old had arguably his best season in the NHL to date, posting a career-high 31 wins and solid .926 save percentage, so he should make for a desirable fantasy play again next fall.