Quick allowed three goals on 37 shots in Saturday's 3-0 home loss to the Ducks.

EDGE Analysis

Quick played far better than the score indicates. Two of the Ducks goals came off turnovers, and the other was a slick cross-ice pass from captain Ryan Getzlaf to Troy Terry, who ripped a one-timer past the veteran backstop. The 32-year-old owns a 293-195-56 record, 2.28 GAA and .916 save percentage over 11 years of service time with the Kings. One more shutout will give him 50 for his career.

Quick will be between the pipes for the home team against the Ducks on Saturday, Eric Stephens of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick is locked into the starting role for the Kings, and nothing is going to change that. Don't be surprised if he doesn't play a full game in the preseason finale, as there is no reason for Los Angeles to risk his health.

Quick is slated to get the starting nod against the Canucks on Monday, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

Including Monday, Quick will likely see action in at least two of the Kings' final four tuneups before Opening Night against the Sharks on Oct. 5. The netminder has hit the 40-win mark just once in his career, but certainly has the talent to get back to that threshold this season -- whether he has the team around him to provide offensive support remains to be seen.

Quick will get the home start in Thursday's split squad matchup with the Golden Knights, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

While Peter Budaj get the nod in Vancouver, Quick will be between the pipes with the group that includes Ilya Kovalchuk, Anze Kopitar and Drew Doughty. After missing nearly all of 2016-17, Quick was back to his old self, including appearing in 60-plus games and racking up over 30 wins -- two marks fantasy owners can likely expect the netminder to reach again this season.

Quick received the start for his preseason debut Tuesday night, allowing two goals on nine shots to the Coyotes over 30:06 before Cal Petersen took over to finish the game. The Kings lost the split-squad game, 4-3.

EDGE Analysis

Quick yielded a power-play goal to Brendan Perlini in the first period, and then prospect Conor Garland put one past him in the second. Unlike the 2016-17 campaign, Quick managed to stay healthy last season, posting a 33-28-3 record (five shutouts), 2.40 GAA and .921 save percentage. He stood on his head against the Golden Knights in the preseason, but the young club still swept the Kings in the conference quarterfinals, despite Quick's sterling 1.55 GAA and .947 save mark over those four games.

Quick saw his season come to a close Tuesday, making 20 stops as the Golden Knights completed a four-game sweep with a 1-0 Game 4 result.

EDGE Analysis

Quick was slightly outplayed by Vegas goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury all series, as this was the fourth consecutive one-goal decision to go Fleury's way. Los Angeles finished with 10 more shots on goal than the visitors in this one, but the only puck to get by either netminder came off the stick of Quick's former teammate Brayden McNabb. While the playoffs weren't kind to Quick this time around, at least he was able to get his team there with a strong regular season that featured the second-best save percentage of his career (.921). It was nice to see him back at full strength after his 2016-17 campaign was derailed by a groin injury that limited him to 17 appearances.

Quick is slated to defend the net during Game 4 against the Golden Knights, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick posted a couple of solid outings on the road in Vegas in Games 1 and 2, but he struggled to the tune of an .885 save percentage and 3.10 GAA in his first playoff game on home ice. Now facing a 3-0 deficit, the veteran netminder will need a boost in offensive support if he's to avoid a sweep at the hands of the Golden Knights.

Quick allowed three goals on 26 shots in a Game 3 loss to the Golden Knights on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The Kings maintained a 1-0 lead until the Golden Knights scored three unanswered goals in the third frame. Two of Quick's goals allowed would've been difficult for any netminder to stop, but a five-hole deposit from James Neal was a clear miscue from the 32-year-old netminder. Quick's played very well in these conference quarterfinals, though counterpart Marc-Andre Fleury simply has been better for an expansion club that continues to play out a fairytale narrative. The Kings must win Tuesday to avoid a series sweep.

Quick will be between the pipes Sunday for a Game 3 tilt against Vegas, per NHL.com.

EDGE Analysis

Although Los Angeles finds itself in a 2-0 hole, not much of the deficit can be blamed on Quick. The 32-year-old has just allowed one regulation goal in each game, and sports an impressive .964 save percentage, including stopping 54 of 56 shots Friday during Game 2. The 32-year-old has certainly quieted any skeptics pointing to his disappointing .886 mark from the 2016-17 playoffs, but he'll need an uptick of offensive support if he wants to collect his first playoff victory of the season.

Quick turned away 54 of 56 shots in Friday's double overtime loss to the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

The 32-year-old backstop gave us a glimpse of the goalie that led Los Angeles to the its 2012 Stanley Cup. Quick stopped a monstrous amount of shots, including nine on the power play and 22 in the two overtime periods. Through two games in the series, Quick has faced 84 shots and yielded just three goals -- a .964 save percentage -- but his fantasy value takes a hit with two losses.