Quick is between the pipes for Wednesday's game against the Flames, Kristen Odland of Postmedia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has started strong this season, allowing just one puck past him in the team's first two contests on 60 shots on goal. He squares off against a Calgary club that has scored eight goals in their first three contests, so one of the two will have to budge Wednesday evening.

Quick stopped 24 of 25 shots in Saturday's win over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

It's been a great start to the season for Quick, who is 2-0-0, having stopped 59 of the 60 shots he faced. The groin injury that limited him to just 17 games last season might have made people forget just how good he really is. Quick has consistently been one of the NHL's best goalies over recent years and is capable of stealing games all on his own. Now that he's back to full health, look for Quick to have a fantastic bounce-back season and return to elite status.

Quick will protect the net Saturday against the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Quick started out hot against the Flyers in Thursday's opener, stopping all 35 shots that came his way. Drawing the Sharks on the road is a tough matchup, though, as it's the first game in San Jose this season. Now that Quick is fully healthy, he's likely to carry a majority of the workload and return to his same high-caliber play of the past.

Quick stopped all 35 shots he faced Thursday to shut out the Flyers 2-0.

EDGE Analysis

Somebody's off to a quick start. Quick looked completely healthy after being limited to 17 games last season by a groin injury, picking up the 45th shutout of his career and his first in a season opener. Early signs point to Quick re-joining the elite strata of netminders this season.

Quick will be between the pipes versus Philadelphia on Thursday, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick hit the ice for a mere 17 games last season due to a groin injury in which he registered a 8-5-2 record with a .917 save percentage. With the 31-year-old back to 100 percent, he will look to get back to suiting up in 60-plus games like he has done five times in his career. Every time the netminder played in more than 60 contests, he reached the 30-win threshold and is poised to do so again in 2017-18.

Quick stopped nine of the 11 shots he faced Saturday against Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran backstop only played two periods, and his mediocre performance shouldn't be a gauge for his season to come. Quick is expected to enter the season as the Kings' starter after spending multiple weeks nursing a groin injury in the 2016-17 season. Los Angeles plays its next preseason contest Monday against the Coyotes, and Quick is expected to see similar minutes.

Quick is on the Kings' protected list, John Hoven of Sirius XM reports.

EDGE Analysis

This was to be expected as Quick is the only goaltender on the Kings' roster with serious NHL experience, now that Ben Bishop is off to Dallas. The 31-year-old will be the centerpiece of Los Angeles if they they want to play playoff hockey again next season. Quick posted a .917 save percentage coupled with a 2.26 GAA in an injury-plagued 17-game season.

Quick allowed four goals on only 24 shots in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Ducks on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Perhaps this is a fitting end to a very frustrating season for Quick. He spent a vast majority of the 2016-17 injured, so he played in just 17 games. Quick posted pretty healthy numbers - .917 save percentage and GAA 2.26 - but he wasn't able to win many games, going 8-5-2. A fully healthy season in 2017-18 will be key for Quick to bounce back to elite status next season.

Quick will start Sunday against the Ducks, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick will be making his 17th and final appearance of the 2016-17 season against the Kings' crosstown rival. He's been limited to so few games thanks to a groin injury that spanned 59 contests, so the fact that the American netminder has been limited to just eight wins shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. He'll be opposed by Jonathan Bernier in the Anaheim crease.

Quick was the winner in a 3-2 overtime game Saturday against Chicago. He made 25 saves.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has been super sharp since his return, allowing more than two goals just twice in his 16 starts. Still, he was unable to carry his Kings to the postseason, as they just stopped scoring as the season dragged on. Quick will be as good as gold come October.