Quick gave up four goals on 34 shots in a 4-2 loss to team Canada at the World Cup of Hockey on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

This was a second straight subpar performance from the American goaltender after he let up three goals on 17 shots to Team Europe in the opener. Quick's poor play here is unlikely to impact his NHL stock given that he's coming off three consecutive seasons with a GAA of 2.24 or lower.

Quick gave up three goals on 17 shots in Saturday's World Cup of Hockey opener against Team Europe.

EDGE Analysis

A tough loss for the Los Angeles Kings netminder, who was outplayed by Team Europe goaltender Jaroslav Halak. Quick can't really be faulted on any three of the goals and did stand tall in the third period to give his team a chance, so we wouldn't be too worried.Team USA will likely continue to ride Quick and just hope they can get a better overall team performance in their next game.

Quick will start Saturday's World Cup opener against Team Europe, Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Quick is coming off a career-best 40-win season with the Kings that also included impressive peripherals (2.22 GAA, .918 save percentage). Between Quick, Ben Bishop, and Corey Schneider, Team USA boasts one of the best backstop trios in the tournament.

Quick gave up five goals on 27 shots in Friday's Game 5 loss to the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

With the defeat, the Kings fall 4-1 to the Sharks in their best-of-seven first-round series. Quick had another strong regular season, but struggled at times throughout the postseason, giving up eight goals in the final two games and finishing with a lackluster .886 save percentage. The 30-year-old remains an elite netminder and should once again be one of the first goalies taken in fantasy drafts next season.

Quick will tend the twine for Game 5 against San Jose on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has struggled in this series as he's posted a 2.51 GAA while the Kings have fallen behind 3-1. If Los Angeles is going to make it past the first round, the netminder will need to be at his very best. In terms of fantasy, the 30-year-old offers top-end value, but he has recorded just one win against the Sharks the entire season, which could give owners reason to doubt.

Quick gave up three goals on 29 shots in Wednesday's 3-2 loss to San Jose.

EDGE Analysis

Quick wasn't beaten at even strength, but surrendered three goals on seven power-play shots. The American netminder plays well with his back against the wall, and the Kings will need him at his best if they're to come back from a 3-1 series deficit.

Quick will draw the start for Wednesday's Game 4 against the Sharks, Elliott Teaford of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

EDGE Analysis

After dropping the first two games of the series with the Sharks, Quick bounced back to stop 29 of 30 in Game 3 to draw the club within a game. There's no way (other than injury) that the Kings will turn away from the workhorse, so those in playoff pools can be confident he will start until he can't anymore.

Quick stopped 29 of 30 shots in Monday's Game 3 win over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

San Jose got on the board just 30 seconds into the contest, but Quick was perfect the rest of the way and the Kings needed each and every one of those saves before prevailing in overtime. The 30-year-old had a less-than-stellar showing in the first two games of the series, but he appears to be rounding back into form as the Kings look to draw even in Game 4.

Quick will man the blue paint against the Sharks on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Quick has now dropped three in a row, including the first two in this best-of-seven series. In those defeats, the netminder looked shaky as he logged a 2.97 GAA and allowed nine pucks to get past him. On the year, the 30-year-old has failed to get a win versus San Jose in five attempts. While Quick is normally a fantastic fantasy option, his struggles against the Sharks should give you pause when considering him for your daily lineups.

Quick made 21 saves Saturday as the Kings fell behind 2-0 in the series.

EDGE Analysis

Quick was excellent for most of the night, but the few mistakes that he made were costly. He misplayed Joe Pavelski's opening goal on a seemingly harmless wrist shot from the boards, then lost track of the puck in a scramble play when Logan Couture buried the eventual game-winning goal on the power play in the second period. Quick is not in danger of getting pulled anytime soon; the Kings just need to provide a little more goal support.