Quick is expected to start Monday's game against the Blues, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has been sharp for the Kings since returning from injury, allowing two or fewer goals in four of his five starts. The veteran netminder will square off against a Blues club that's traded away a couple pieces prior to the deadline and is down a couple more due to injury, providing him with a good opportunity to extend his winning streak to four games.

Quick stopped 17 of 19 shots in Saturday's win over Washington.

EDGE Analysis

It wasn't an overly busy night for Quick, who picked up his third consecutive victory. The 31-year-old netminder has suffered just one loss in the five games he's appeared in since returning from injury. Considering the Kings are battling for a playoff spot and Quick is sporting a .917 save percentage, the 2012 Conn Smythe Trophy winner should be in your lineup whenever the Kings are in action down the stretch.

Quick was first off the ice at morning skate Saturday, putting him on track to be the evening's home starter versus the Capitals, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports.

EDGE Analysis

If this starting arrangement sticks, it means that Quick will be rolled out for the third time in five games since Ben Bishop arrived in LA following the trade with Tampa Bay. Quick has gone 3-0-1 since working past a severe groin injury sustained in the Season Opener; his only loss in that span was a road game against the Wild.

Quick stopped 21 of 23 shots in a 3-2 overtime win over the visiting Predators on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The American netminder has performed well since returning from a season-long groin injury, earning three wins and a .918 save percentage across his four starts. As long as Quick is putting the Kings in a position to win (and more importantly, make the playoffs), there shouldn't be any real reason for the recently acquired Ben Bishop to cut into his playing time.

Quick will be between the pipes in Thursday's contest against Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Since returning from injury, Quick has been back to his normal self, stopping 91 of 99 shots in three games. Nashville ranks in the top ten in scoring--averaging 2.92 goals per game--so the Connecticut native will have his work cut out for him if he hopes to continue his streak.

Quick stopped 29 of 31 shots in a 3-2 shootout win over the visiting Maple Leafs on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Aside from a five-goal disaster his last time out against Minnesota, Quick has been brilliant in his other two appearances since returning from a lengthy injury absence, allowing just three goals on a combined 64 shots -- both of which amounted to wins. It's no secret that the American netminder is one of the best in the world when he's on his game, so owners should feel confident rolling with him as the Kings try to remain in the playoff hunt.

Quick will be in the blue paint Thursday as the home starter against the Maple Leafs, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick gave way to Ben Bishop for his Kings debut in Tuesday's game against the Flames, but now he'll be ready for his third start of the 2016-17 campaign. Toronto ranks fifth in the league by averaging three goals per game on the road, so Quick could have his hands full in this next contest.

Quick saved just 30 of 35 shots during Monday's overtime loss to Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

After a four-month layoff, Quick turned in a dazzling 32-save performance against Anaheim on Saturday, but Monday's outing wasn't great. While Minnesota is an admirable opponent, it's also important to remember that Ben Bishop wasn't brought on board to watch from the bench. Expect the two netminders to enter a near 50-50 timeshare going forward. Quick should make up for the lack of starts with solid ratios and remains a fringe No. 1 goalie for your virtual club.

Quick will draw the start Monday, facing the Wild on the road, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

This will be the second consecutive start for Quick -- despite the Kings' acquisition of Ben Bishop from Tampa Bay, in addition to coach Daryl Suter telling reporters Saturday that the star goalie will have his workload managed after a groin injury wiped 59 games from his schedule. Quick was brilliant in his return to action, halting 32 shots on the way to a 4-1 home win over the Ducks, but now he'll be facing a Minnesota team that is ranked fourth in home scoring at 3.37 goals per contest.

Quick returned after a 59-game absence Saturday and head coach Darryl Sutter said the veteran goaltender's workload will be managed, LA Kings Insider reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick didn't show any signs of rust in an impressive 32-save effort and win against the Ducks. However, Peter Budaj was impressive in Quick's absence and he can give the veteran plenty of time to build up his stamina and preserve Quick for what the team hopes will be a lengthy playoff run. On the CBC telecast Saturday evening the panel even discussed that the team could be interested in acquiring Ben Bishop of the Lightning or Ryan Miller of the Canucks on a rental basis as insurance behind Quick.