Fleury will get the start in goal Tuesday against the Devils, Rich Chere of the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was a bit shaky in his last outing Saturday against the Canucks, surrendering four goals on 32 shots, but ultimately earned his 19th win of the season due to excellent goal support. He'll look to secure a fourth consecutive win Tuesday in a relatively tough matchup with a Devils club that has won four games in a row.

Fleury is expected to start Tuesday against the Devils after being the first goalie off the ice.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has given up seven combined goals in his last two starts, but they were both winning efforts as the Pittsburgh offense has woken up of late. Should he start, he'll draw a favorable matchup as the Devils rank in the bottom five of the league with 2.29 goals per game.

Fleury gave up four goals on 32 shots but emerged victorious in a 5-4 win over Vancouver on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

It took a four-goal flurry by the Pens in the third period to bail him out, but a win is a win and Fleury now has 18 of them this year. He's actually on a modest three-game winning streak despite having allowed seven goals over the last two contests, so owners will no doubt look for him to tighten things up as the Pens continue their push for a playoff spot. Through 34 appearances, the Flower has a .923 save percentage and 2.35 GAA.

Fleury will start between the pipes in Saturday's matinee, facing the Canucks on home ice.

EDGE Analysis

Unsurprisingly, Fleury has posted respectable numbers this season, including a 17-11-5 record, 2.57 GAA and .924 save percentage. An 11-year veteran who is quick on his blades and works in a butterfly style, Fleury will be making his second start of the season against Vancouver -- Nov. 4 was the last time he faced them, snagging a victory after stopping 18 of 20 shots.

Fleury made 29 saves on 32 shots in Thursday's 4-3 win over the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

This one had been a long time coming -- Fleury had dropped five consecutive starts against the Flyers since last beating them back in October of 2013. But he continues to be dogged by surprising inconsistency, as Fleury's mixed dominant performances with blowups and simple mediocrity lately. He's seen the Penguins pick up at least one point in five consecutive starts, but that's attributable more to their awakening offense than to stalwart play by the veteran netminder.

Fleury made 29 saves in Thursday's 4-3 win over the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

The Pittsburgh netminder gave up a power-play goal with less than four minutes remaining in regulation and outlasted a last-minute push, improving to 4-2-4 in his last 10 decisions. Fleury and the Penguins have struggled against the Flyers, making the divisional win even bigger than usual. He allowed three goals or more for the fourth time in eight starts since returning from concussion.

Fleury will be between the pipes in Thursday's game against the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was perfect in his last outing Sunday against Carolina, stopping all 22 shots he faced en route to a 5-0 shutout victory. He'll look to keep rolling Thursday in a favorable matchup with a Flyers club averaging just 2.23 goals per game this season, 28th in the NHL.

Fleury denied all 22 shots he faced in Sunday's win over the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury entered the contest with consecutive losses and eight goals allowed in that span, but bounced back with a strong performance, despite a bit of a lighter workload. It's the 31-year-old's third shutout of the season, as he improved to a .925 save percentage and 2.28 GAA.

Fleury will be in goal Sunday against the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was blown up in his last outing, allowing five goals on 20 shots in an overtime loss to the Lightning on Friday. He'll look to get back on track Sunday, preparing to face a Hurricanes club scoring 2.43 goals per game on the road this season.

Fleury gave up five goals on 20 shots in Friday's overtime loss to the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

Not a good showing from Fleury, who has given up eight goals in back-to-back overtime losses. The 31-year-old has just two wins in his last eight appearances, dropping his record to 15-11-5 on the season. The Penguins are struggling right now, but Fleury is still sporting a .923 save percentage and should rebound in a big way. The wins haven't been there, but Fleury had been playing well of late, so chalk this up as a bad outing and move on.