Any questions about Marc-Andre Fleury's reliability as a goaltender seems to be vanishing this season. On Friday night, Fleury registered his league-leading 18th victory when he and the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New Jersey Devils 3-2. Fleury, who notched his league-leading 18th win, stopped the seven shots he faced in the first period, then stopped 30 of the 32 shots he faced over the final two periods, a few of them stellar saves, prompting this from Pens star Chris Kunitz: "Our goaltender was the best player on the ice by far. He made huge saves for us. That's the only way we got a win." Fleury sure seems to be making a case for himself to be Team Canada's Olympic goalie.

Marc-Andre Fleury battled through a 39 shot barrage courtesy of the New Jersey Devils Friday night and helped the Pens secure a 3-2 victory. Fleury is making an excellent case to be Team Canada's Olympic goaltender with a 19-8-1 record, 2.01 goals against average and .924 save percentage so far this season.

Marc-Andre Fleury enjoyed a strong game in goal for the Penguins in Monday's 2-1 win over the Blue Jackets. Fleury turned away 32 of 33 shots in the outing and improved his record to 17-8-1 with the victory. His GAA is a very impressive 2.01 while his save percentage remains an air tight .922.

Marc-Andre Fleury faced only 21 shots but made just 18 saves in the Penguins' 3-2 loss to the Bruins on Saturday night. Fleury was 1:29 away from earning a victory, but the Bruins stormed back for two quick goals to steal the win. Fleruy had won three in a row before this one. He has a 2.05 goals-against average and .920 save percentage this season.

Marc-Andre Fleury enjoyed a strong outing for the Penguins on Thursday in a 5-1 decision over San Jose. Fleury was very busy in this contest and turned away 45 of 46 in the victory. His record improves to 16-7-1 with the win while his GAA is now 2.01 and his save percentage rises to .922.

Marc-Andre Fleury improved his record to 15-7-1 thanks to the Pittsburgh Penguins' 3-2 OT win against the New York Islanders on Tuesday. While his .918 save percentage is solid but not all-world, Fleury is an elite choice in fantasy without backup pressure on one of the league's best teams.

After getting pulled for the first time this season in the previous game, Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury had help from many in bouncing back. "Lots of assistance," Fleury said Friday after making 21 saves for his third shutout this season and 26th of his career in a 3-0 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Tampa Bay Times Forum. There was former Pens winger Andre Roy. "He was in town, and he made me laugh a lot," Fleury said. "Good time." There was former Pens goaltender Les Binkley, 79, who was at the arena and talked to Fleury a couple of hours before the game. "Very nice man," Fleury said. "He had some old pictures. It was nice to see how it was back in the day. He just told me to forget about the last [game] and go play this one hard and try my best." Finally, there were Fleury's teammates. Rather than words, they supported him with a much better game. Wednesday, the Pens blundered their way through the first half or more of a game against Toronto, with Fleury pulled in the first minute of the second period after giving up three goals on 11 shots.

Marc-Andre Fleury saved all 21 Lightning shots in a 3-0 win on Friday. It was Fleury's third shutout of the season and the 26th of his career. He has a 2.06 GAA and .918 save percentage in 23 games this season.

Marc-Andre Fleury hit the showers early in Wednesday's 6-5 shootout win over Toronto. Fleury was pulled after allowing three goals on just 11 shots in just over one period of action. Backup Jeff Zatkoff played the rest of the night and gave up two goals on 13 shots en route to a victory.

Marc-Andre Fleury allowed four goals on 24 shots Monday as the Penguins were handed a 4-3 overtime defeat by Boston. Fleury didn't gave his best game in this one and it cost his team a victory in this instance. His record is now 13-7-1 while his save percentage is .919 and his GAA is 2.05.