Gibson will fill the crease for Wednesday's tilt in St. Louis, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite getting the hook in Monday's loss to Chicago, head coach Randy Carlyle elected to throw Gibson back into the net to face a St. Louis team that scores a whopping 3.42 goals per game -- good for fifth in the league. Gibson has been less than stellar in 2017-18, owning a 7-9-1 record and 3.03 GAA, but his save percentage sits at a respectable .920 as a result of playing behind an injury-depleted team that's allowing a league leading 36.5 shots against per game.

Gibson saved 18 of 22 shots before being pulled in the second period of Monday's 7-3 loss to Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

The Anaheim starter has now allowed 11 goals through his past three starts, and it appears crystal clear that injuries are beginning to take a major toll on Gibson's fantasy value. He still owns a respectable .920 save percentage, but his 7-9-1 record and 3.03 GAA are disappointing marks. At this stage of the game, it's difficult to trust Gibson outside of favorable matchups. However, owners in the position to acquire him at a discount and be selective with his opponents until the Ducks' roster is back at full strength could be rewarded handsomely down the stretch drive.

Gibson will be in goal on the road against the Blackhawks on Monday, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

After a pair of consecutive loses in which Gibson recorded a combined 3.50 GAA, he watched a healthy Ryan Miller man the crease Saturday versus the Kings. Now rested and ready to go, the 24-year-old Gibson will retake his place between the pipes. Chicago's star studded offense is averaging 3.05 goals and will look to get one behind the Pittsburgh native early.

Gibson will not start against the Kings on Saturday, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although he was previously reported to start Saturday night, Miller led the Ducks out to warmups and will take the starter's net.

Gibson will patrol the crease in Saturday's road game against the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Gibson has been a bit shaky recently, suffering back-to-back losses while registering a sub-par 3.50 GAA over that span. He'll look to bounce back and snap his two-game losing skid Saturday in a road matchup with a Kings club that's averaging 3.00 goals per game at home this season, ninth in the NHL.

Gibson saved 32 of 35 shots during Friday's 4-1 loss to Winnipeg.

EDGE Analysis

Injuries are quickly proving to be too much for Anaheim to overcome. Gibson owns a high-end .923 save percentage for the season, but his 7-8-1 record and 2.87 GAA are lagging behind. The Ducks are allowing the second most high-danger scoring chances per 60 minutes (13.02) at five-on-five, and without Ryan Getzlaf (face) and Ryan Kesler (hip) that mark doesn't project to improve anytime soon. Talent isn't the problem with Gibson, but until Anaheim can limit opponents in front of him, he'll struggle to match his potential.

Gibson will be the home starter against the Jets on Friday, KNX 1070 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ryan Miller is off injured reserve, but the Ducks are still going with their workhorse Gibson in goal. Despite having a .924 save percentage, the fact the Ducks have allowed more shots on net per game than any team has left him with a 2.86 GAA.

Gibson stopped 45 of 49 shots in a 4-2 loss to visiting Vegas on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

With the way the Ducks have been allowing pucks to pepper Gibson, it's no wonder the bubble finally burst in this one. The 24-year-old somehow escaped with eye-popping 50- and 40-save victories against Florida and Boston in his prior two starts, but a three-goal flurry by the Golden Knights in the final frame did him in. Also, prior to the aforementioned pair of victories, Gibson made 30 and 35 saves in tough losses to Tampa and Los Angeles, so given how well the American netminder has been playing while under fire, he's one of the top fantasy plays between the pipes right now.

Gibson will tend the twine at home against the Golden Knights on Wednesday, Eric Stephens of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

Following a four-game losing streak, Gibson appears to back on track after registering wins in each of his previous two outings. Wednesday will be the netminder's first glimpse of Vegas's high-powered offense (3.58 goals per game), as the two clubs meet for the first time.

Gibson posted 50 saves on 52 shots in a 3-2 victory against the Panthers on Sunday night.

EDGE Analysis

The Pittsburgh native absolutely stole the show, making almost as many saves in the third period, 23, as his counterpart, Roberto Luongo made in the whole game, 25. Gibson also picked up two penalties minutes to round out the nice day. Gibson got off to a slow start this season, but he owns a .954 save percentage in his last three games. Hopefully this is the start of a prolonged hot streak.