Fleury will start Monday against the Rangers. Fleury will look to pick up his third straight win Monday night. He split two meetings with the Rangers earlier this season, giving up five goals in a loss but also conceding just two tallies in a shootout victory.

Fleury made 27 saves in a 3-2 victory over Ottawa, improving to 7-0 on Saturdays. The Penguins goalie improves to 15-4-1 overall with the win. Fleury has won six of seven decisions on the road, but gave up five goals on 35 shots to the Rangers in New York back on Nov. 11 -- Pittsburgh's next opponent Monday.

Fleury will start in goal Saturday against the Senators. Fleury sat in favor of Thomas Greiss on Thursday but will return between the pipes Saturday for his first start of the season against Ottawa. The 30-year-old Fleury shut out the Devils his last time out (29 saves), after going 7-2-1 with a 2.23 GAA and .922 save percentage in 10 November starts.

Fleury recorded his league-leading fifth shutout Tuesday, stopping 29 shots in a 1-0 victory over New Jersey. Prior to Tuesday, Fleury had allowed an average of three goals per game in his last four starts, but the short-handed Devils mustered few sustained threats against Pittsburgh. The Penguins goalie now has five shutouts in his last 14 starts and has already tied his career mark for single-season shutouts with nearly three-quarters of the year remaining.

Fleury is lined up to start Tuesday's game against the Devils, Seth Rorabaugh of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Fleury was the first goalie off the ice following Tuesday's morning skate, which puts him on track to start Tuesday night. He will square off against a slumping Devils team that has won just three times since Nov. 1.

Fleury allowed three goals on 34 shots in a 4-2 loss against the Hurricanes on Friday. Fleury played fairly well, with Carolina scoring off some strong playmaking. The 'Canes outshot Pittsburgh 35-22 and carried the play. The two teams will meet in the second of back-to-games Saturday in Raleigh.

Fleury will be in the crease Friday against the Hurricanes. Fleury will have strong odds of celebrating his 30th birthday with a win, as the Hurricanes enter Pittsburgh will losses in six of their last seven games. The Flower has seen his save percentage take a hit over his recent outings, but the collection of offensive stars in front of him will continue to make him a heavy favorite to win most nights.

Fleury stopped 24 of 27 shots to propel the Pens to a 4-3 overtime win against the Leafs on Wednesday. This was not one of Fleury's best games statistically this season, but he was able to make the big saves when he needed to and gave the Pens the opportunity to win the game in overtime. The win ties him for 3rd in the NHL with 13 on the season. He is still leading the league in shutouts with four and has not shown any signs of slowing down. Fleury has always been an outstanding regular season goalie who will compete for the most wins in the league, so consider him a must start every night, until the playoffs.

Fleury is set to start Wednesday at home against the Maple Leafs. The Pittsburgh goalie made 23 saves in a 5-2 win over Toronto on Oct. 11 at Consol Energy Center. Historically, the Maple Leafs have given Fleury and the Pens trouble in Pittsburgh -- the Flower was pulled after allowing three goals in 11 shots last Nov. 27, making it possible Wednesday could be a high-scoring affair.

Fleury registered his 300th career NHL victory Monday, stopping 27 of 29 shots in a 3-2 OT win against the Bruins. Fleury had surrendered four goals and five goals in two of his last four starts, making Monday's results perhaps more important that usual. The netminder will likely make two of Pittsburgh's upcoming three remaining starts in Week 8.