Quick led his team onto the ice and will start Monday against Colorado, Curtis Zupke of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

During his last 10 games, Quick has been stellar between the pipes, posting an impressive .935 save percentage and 1.85 GAA, along with a 6-3-1 record. Quick will need another quality outing when he squares off with Colorado, as the teams are locked into a wild card battle in the Eastern Conference, but Quick should be up to the task -- he just squared off against Colorado on Mar. 22 allowing just one goal on 30 shots, and also taking home the victory.

Quick stopped 31 of 33 shots in a losing effort, as his team fell 2-1 in overtime to the Ducks on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

This one will hurt for the Kings, but it certainly wasn't Quick's fault. He did all he could be expected to do, only giving up one goal in regulation in a game that his team needed. The loss actually isn't that bad for Quick's owners, as it now means the Kings will need every point they can get in their final three games, meaning he should be in net each time.

Quick will be between the pipes on the road against the Ducks on Friday, Dan Arritt of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick was given the night off Thursday in the first game of the Kings' back-to-back, so he should be well rested for Anaheim. Unless Los Angeles can get its playoff spot locked in, fantasy owners can likely expect Quick to get the start in all four of the club's remaining games. A victory over the rival Ducks would go a long way toward securing a place in the postseason.

Quick stopped all 23 shots he faced against Calgary, earning a 3-0 win over the Flames in the process on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Quick hasn't been anywhere near his best as of late, but neither have the Flames, and he took advantage of facing a struggling opponent. It was a much stronger showing than expected from Quick, and it could be a sign that he's back to his normal self as the Kings chase a wild card spot.

Quick led the Kings to the ice for pregame warmups Monday, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports. As a result, he'll be the home starter against the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

This will be the 60th appearance of the season for Quick, who's started all but one of those games so far. He loves facing this divisional opponent based on a 1.92 GAA and .922 save percentage between 27 outings. The Kings only need one point to clinch a playoff berth, so it makes a lot of sense that John Stevens is going with his top goalie instead of sparsely utilized backup Jack Campbell.

Quick stopped 24 of 27 shots in Saturday's loss to the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

It was a tough loss for Quick and the Kings, who need every point they can get in the Western Conference playoff race. With the defeat, the veteran netminder drops to 30-17-2 on the season with a .922 save percentage. Quick has started 58 games this year despite an injury and has suffered just two losses in his last six appearances, so make sure he's in your lineup down the final stretch.

Quick will tend twine Saturday night, fielding shots from host Edmonton, Jack Michaels of the Oilers Radio Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick could be better against opponents within the shared Pacific Division based on a 7-9-2 record, 2.64 GAA and .917 save percentage, but he downed a pair of Central Division foes -- the Wild and Avalanche, respectively -- leading up to Saturday's clash against an Oilers team that possesses a minus-22 goal differential. Owning Quick is a luxury because he's generally considered a set-and-forget type -- at least in the majority of season-long settings. Folks rolling him out in DFS settings should expect a relatively high price tag, but he's often worth a good amount of coin.

Quick turned aside 29 of 30 shots in a 7-1 win over Colorado on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

That's four wins in the last five starts for Quick, who's certainly doing his part to get the Kings back to the postseason. With Thursday's victory, he's now hit 30 wins for the sixth time in his career, while his .922 save percentage -- should he be able to maintain it with seven games remaining -- would be his best mark since 2011-12 (which culminated in a Stanley Cup).

Quick will patrol the crease in Thursday's road game against the Avalanche, Curtis Zupke of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick wasn't great in his last start Monday against Minnesota, surrendering three goals on 27 shots, but he did enough to pick up his 29th victory of the season thanks to great goal support from his teammates. The American netminder will look to keep rolling and pick up a second straight win in a tough road matchup with a Colorado club that's 25-9-2 at home this season.

Quick stopped 24 of 27 shots Monday in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

On one hand, Quick did get a win on the road against a high-scoring team. On the other, it was his second straight game in which he failed to top .900 in save percentage. He's been sharp enough this year that this can be dismissed as an aberration based on the opponent, but it's worth monitoring if he continues allowing three-plus goals despite a light workload. Given his struggles in his past two games, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Kings give him a night off Tuesday in Winnipeg on the second leg of a back-to-back.