Quick made 33 saves in Thursday's 5-3 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Quick was handed a 5-0 lead with under four minutes to play in the second period, but Toronto's high-powered offense still managed to make a game of it. Even after allowing three goals in consecutive games, Quick sports a marvelous 8-2-1 record, 1.99 GAA and .939 save percentage.

Quick was named Thursday's home starter versus the Maple Leafs, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Performing like an elite backstop, Quick's gone 7-2-1 with a 1.89 GAA and .942 save percentage this season. However, this figures to be one of his more difficult opponents, as the Buds are ranked fifth in road scoring at 3.50 goals per game.

Quick stopped 26 of 29 shots during Monday's 4-2 loss to St. Louis.

EDGE Analysis

The Kings kick-started the season in impressive fashion, and even after this loss, Quick boasts a high-end 7-2-1 record, .942 save percentage and 1.89 GAA. Los Angeles is probably overachieving currently, but Quick will continue to receive a huge workload, so he should be viewed as a rock-solid fantasy option until proven otherwise.

Quick will patrol the crease for Monday's matchup against St. Louis, Curtis Zupke of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 31-year-old has been on fire throughout his last five games posting a 1.78 GAA and .949 save percentage, and it's safe to say Quick has fully recovered from the groin injury that saw him miss extended time last season. However St. Louis has scored 11 goals in their last three games, and even with Quick's hot streak this will be a tough matchup against Vladimir Tarasenko and company.

Quick made 29 saves in a 2-1 overtime win over Boston on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Quick continues to put up elite production, especially in his last two games. He has allowed just one goal in his last two games and is the top starting twinetender in the NHL (.946 save percentage and 1.76 GAA). Lock and load with this guy.

Quick will defend the twine Saturday against the Bruins, Jack Edwards of NESN reports.

EDGE Analysis

After a couple of subpar showings, Quick returned to form in his last start to post a 40-save shutout against the Canadiens. He will attempt to back that up with another solid outing Saturday against a Bruins squad averaging 3.25 goals per game this season.

Quick stopped all 40 shots he faced in Thursday's win over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has been a fantasy ace out of the gate this season, posting a 6-1-1 record with a .944 save percentage. Montreal may be struggling, but they turned in a great effort Thursday and gave Quick all he could handle. The veteran goaltender has already picked up two shutouts this season and is a prime reason why the Kings are off to one of their best starts in franchise history. Keep him rolling.

Quick was first off the ice at morning skate Thursday, an indication that he'll be the road starter versus the Canadiens, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

EDGE Analysis

As noted by Rosen, the Kings have a policy in place prohibiting the team from disclosing its starting goalies to the media, but Quick having been the first one to leave the ice in the a.m. skate is the dead giveaway that he'll be facing the Habs in this next contest. It's quite the favorable matchup, too, as Quick's Kings are sitting atop the Pacific Division standings with 32 points, whereas the Canadiens are currently in the cellar of the Eastern Conference with just five points of their own.

Quick made 30 stops on 33 shots and briefly exited the game following an elbow to the head in a 3-2 loss to Toronto on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

The major concern for Quick is whether he's okay or suffered a concussion in the incident. He only missed one shift, so odds are that he's going to be fine moving forward, but this is a situation to monitor if the Kings find any lingering symptoms.

Quick will get the starting nod for Monday's trip to Toronto, Kevin McGran of the Toronto Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick remains undefeated in regulation this season, as he has posted a 5-0-1 record with a .938 save percentage. The veteran has a lifetime 2.37 GAA versus the Leafs, but will face off with the league's most potent offense that is averaging 4.63 goals per outing.