Gibson stopped all 29 shots that he faced Wednesday, taking home his second shutout in four starts in a 4-0 win over Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

It's another strong start for Gibson, who has won four straight and given up just four goals in the process. This one was impressive because he faced nearly double as many shots as his Calgary counterparts, but was up to the task on every attempt. He's playing great hockey right now and needs to be started whenever he plays as long as this continues.

Gibson will guard the goal in Wednesday's road game against the Flames, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson has played well recently, picking up three consecutive victories over the Canucks, Red Wings and Devils while posting an impressive 1.33 GAA and .949 save percentage over that span. The 24-year-old netminder will look to keep rolling and secure his 29th win of the season in a road matchup with a slumping Flames team that's lost three consecutive games.

Gibson stopped 15 of 17 shots as the Ducks moved into third place in the Pacific Division with a win over New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

It wasn't a very busy night for Gibson, but he got the job done in his third start in five days. The 24-year-old advances to 28-17-6 with a .925 save percentage and remains an elite fantasy option. He's suffered just two losses in his last 11 games, making him one of the most trustworthy fantasy netminders you can own.

Gibson led his team onto the ice and will get the starting nod Sunday against New Jersey, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Since the beginning of March, Gibson has been on a tear, reeling off a 2.16 GAA and a .933 save percentage while also posting a 5-2 record. Although Gibson will be at home, the Devils could provide a strong test -- they've won three straight and have had their offense rolling, scoring 22 goals in their last five games.

Gibson made 28 saves on 30 shots in a 4-2 win over the Red Wings on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson continued to bounce back from his brief blip in form, and it now appears that's all it was, a simple blip on an otherwise strong performances in February and March. Gibson has stopped 60 of the past 62 shots he's faced, and as long as he's on form, he belongs in your lineup.

Gibson will be the home starter for Friday's game against the Red Wings, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson has won seven out his last nine outings, accruing a .941 save percentage, 1.96 GAA and three shutouts in that span, and Wednesday's win over the Canucks marked a his career-best 26th win this season. A matchup with the Red Wings is a solid opportunity to keep stretching that career high, since Detroit ranks 29th in the league with 2.5 goals per game.

Gibson was stellar at home Wednesday, stopping all 32 Vancouver shots in a 3-0 win over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

After two straight four-goal performances, Gibson needed this game. Vancouver without Brock Boeser (back) or Sven Baertschi (shoulder) isn't exactly the most intimidating foe, but the Orcas are still an NHL outfit and Gibson did his job well in this one. With a similarly struggling Red Wings side up next, it's probably safe to trust Gibson again.

Gibson will be in goal for Wednesday's tilt against Vancouver, Ben Kuzma of The Vancouver Province reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson is currently enduring a rough stretch of play, allowing four goals in each of his last two starts while recording an ugly .843 save percentage. Wednesday could be a great opportunity for him to turn things around though, as the Canucks rank 27th in the NHL in scoring and will be missing their leading point producer Brock Boeser (back), as well as offensive threats Sven Baertschi (shoulder) and Markus Granlund (ankle).

Gibson stopped just 19 of 23 shots Monday in a 4-2 loss to St. Louis, a loss that marked his second straight defeat.

EDGE Analysis

When you only face 23 shots on the evening, you can't be giving up four goals and expect that you'll have a chance to win the game. Gibson's now given up eight goals in two games and isn't looking like the player he was just last week, when he shut out Washington. Prior to these two games, Gibson was playing very well, making it likely that this was just a temporary setback. Still, if you have other options, it might be best to look their way until Gibson gets back to playing to his potential.

Gibson will defend the cage in Monday's tilt against St. Louis, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Pittsburgh native will be well-rested for Monday's contest after he was given the day off when Anaheim played in Dallas on Friday. Already having made 50 appearances this season -- just two off from a career-high 52 that he logged a season ago -- Gibson seems to respond positively to rest at this point in the campaign. Since Dec. 23, Gibson has gone 4-0-1 with an eye-popping .951 save percentage in starts that followed games that he was rested for. Monday, though, Gibson will be taking on a Blues squad that put seven goals past the Kings in their last outing.