Fleury will guard the cage in Friday's preseason matchup with Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury stopped 28 of 29 shots in his previous preseason appearance, helping the Knights secure a 3-1 victory over San Jose. The veteran netminder will continue to carry the load for Vegas heading into the 2019-20 campaign and could see upwards of 60 games if he can stay healthy.

Fleury registered 35 wins, eight shutouts and a .913 save percentage in 61 appearances this season.

EDGE Analysis

It was the first time Fleury was back over the 30-win mark since 2015-16 with the Penguins and his highest shutout total since 2014-15. The Flower's new three-year deal will kick in this summer, which will see him making $7 million, the highest cap hit of his career. Fortunately for the Golden Knights, the veteran netminder has been worth every penny, both on the ice and as the face of the franchise. Heading into the 2018-19 campaign, Fleury figures to continue playing 50-60 games and should be able to reach that 30-win threshold for the 10th time in his Hall of Fame caliber career.

Fleury let in five goals on 48 shots in Tuesday's 5-4 overtime loss to the Sharks in Game 7.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury allowed 21 goals in the series, but couldn't find the fourth win to close out the Sharks. It's concerning that Fleury allowed three or more goals five times in the series, which is a major reason why the Golden Knights' second postseason run ended about six weeks earlier than the first.

Fleury will defend the road net for Game 7 versus host San Jose on Tuesday, per Ed Graney of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury is getting set for the young franchise's first Game 7. He's maintained a 2.47 GAA and .912 save percentage in these conference quarterfinals, with a shutout from Game 4 factored in. It's always nervewracking when your fantasy goalie for elimination contests is in danger of a first-round exit, but Flower has been known to spring in big moments based on him being a three-time Stanley Cup winner and the catalyst for helping Vegas to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2018.

Fleury stopped 27 of 29 shots in Sunday's Game 6 loss to the Sharks, but let in a soft goal for the losing margin in the second overtime period.

EDGE Analysis

The Sharks' Tomas Hertl didn't appear to get much on his wrist shot or have it deflect, but Fleury just missed it. He still has a .912 save percentage for the series, which will conclude with Tuesday night's Game 7 in San Jose.

Fleury will face the visiting Sharks for Sunday's Game 6 tilt, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

No surprise here as Fleury continues to be Vegas' workhorse. He has a chance to lead his team to the second round Sunday after allowing four goals on 28 shots in Game 5. He owns a .908 save percentage and 2.82 GAA against San Jose this series.

Fleury yielded four goals on 28 shots in Thursday's 5-2 loss to the Sharks in Game 5.

EDGE Analysis

Coming off of a shutout in Tuesday's Game 4, this was an unexpected bad game from Fleury. He's allowed 14 goals in five games, but he's managed to put the Golden Knights on the verge of advancing. They'll try again at home in Sunday's Game 6, and it would be shocking if Fleury didn't start.

Fleury will defend the cage versus the Sharks in Thursday's Game 5 road tilt, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury stepped up his game in a big way in Game 4, as he made all 28 saves to earn his 15th career postseason shutout. The Flower is coming off his eighth season in which he reached the 35-win threshold and is hoping to track down a fourth Stanley Cup championship.

Fleury stopped all 28 shots sent his way in a 5-0 win over the Sharks on Tuesday in Game 4.

EDGE Analysis

The first three games of the series were high-scoring battles, but the Golden Knights absolutely smothered a Sharks team missing center Joe Thornton to suspension Tuesday. Fleury's shutout is the 15th of his career in the playoffs, and his ninth of this campaign when including the regular season. It's almost certain Fleury will tend the twine again in Thursday's Game 5.

Fleury will tend the home twine in Game 4 versus the Sharks on Tuesday, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has been mediocre in the playoffs, posting an .897 save percentage and 3.35 GAA. Nevertheless, the Golden Knights have a 2-1 lead in the first-round series. Fleury had an excellent postseason in the Golden Knights' first campaign, so don't expect his woes to stick around too long.