Fleury has been confirmed as the starter in goal for Friday's game against the Flames. As expected after he left the ice first during the Pens' morning skate, Fleury will take his turn in the net Friday, while backup Thomas Greiss starts Saturday in Vancouver for the second half of the back-to-back. Fleury notched his league-best seventh shutout his last time out Wednesday against the Oilers, but the poor quality of opponent probably won't provide too much confidence just yet that the netminder is back on track. A strong outing against the Flames would carry significantly more heft.

Fleury was first off the ice at morning skate, indicating that he will likely start Friday's game in Calgary, Dave Molinari of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. With the Penguins heading into the first game of a back-to-back, Thomas Greiss will likely get the nod Saturday in Vancouver. Fleury has struggled since the calender flipped to 2015, but he notched a 22-save shutout Tuesday against the Oilers.

Fleury recorded a 22 save shutout Wednesday against the Oilers. The netminder's stellar performance allowed his team to take two points from one of the league's worst teams with minimal effort. He's now 24-11-5 on the season with a ridiculous seven shutouts, which is the most of any goaltender in the league at this point.

Fleury registered his seventh shutout of the season Wednesday, stopping 22 shots in a 2-0 blanking of Edmonton. He leads NHL netminders in shutouts but hadn't recorded one since Dec. 18, a span of 16 games. Pittsburgh will likely split goalie duties with back-to-back contests Friday (in Calgary) and Saturday (in Vancouver). Coach Mike Johnston has yet to reveal which game the Flower will play.

Fleury will be between the pipes for Wednesday's game against the Sharks, Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports. In his three starts out of the All-Star break, Fleury has sandwiched an easy one-goal, 13-save outing against the Devils with two four-goal stinkers. Fleury had struggled coming into the break as well, but he still looks like a viable fantasy play most nights due to the strength of the Penguins roster as a whole. A road matchup against Edmonton, whose 37 points rank second to last in the NHL, should offer a safe landing spot for Fleury.

Fleury stopped just 20 of 24 shots in Sunday's shutout loss to the Predators. Going back to late December, Fleury has now lost in 11 of his last 15 starts. During that stretch, he's posted save percentages below .900 on eight occasions. While his overall season ratios (2.36 GAA, .919 save percentage) remain better than most starting goalies, it's clear Fleury isn't on top of his game right now, making him a risky fantasy play against quality offenses.

Fleury will start in goal Sunday against the Predators. Fleury required just 13 saves to receive an overtime victory over the Devils on Friday. He faces a tougher offensive test in the Predators on Sunday, but will look to add another to the win column, carrying a 23-10-5 record into Sunday's contest.

Fleury made 13 saves in a 2-1 OT win over New Jersey on Friday. That's not a misprint, as the Devils mustered just 14 shots, including just seven during the first 40 minutes of play. Fleury will take the victory, however. He entered Friday with just three wins in his last 11 decisions (3-6-2). Look for Fleury to get the nod against Nashville at home Sunday afternoon.

Fleury, who will start Friday, has won just one of his last 11 starts (1-9-1) in New Jersey. Fleury holds an .893 save percentage over a span of his last 12 starts, since Dec. 23. Veteran blueliner Christian Ehrhoff is also out of the lineup, leaving Pittsburgh with a young defensive corps against the Devils.

Fleury has been confirmed as the starter for Friday's game against the Devils. As expected, Fleury will enter the net for his 39th start of the season. He'll be countered by the league's most-heavily used goalie, Cory Schneider who draws his 43rd start.