Fleury got the win Sunday night against the Sharks, allowing three goals on 28 shots.

EDGE Analysis

The .893 save percentage from Sunday night wasn't great, but it was a better effort than what his counterpart Martin Jones was able to accomplish, allowing the Golden Knights to go up 2-1 in the series.

Fleury will draw the start for Sunday's Game 3 matchup against San Jose, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury will look to keep his momentum rolling after dominating the Sharks in the last two periods of Game 2. The 34-year-old allowed seven goals in the first two games of the series and will need to be sharper in what's proving to be a very tight contest.

Fleury allowed three goals on 37 shots in a 5-3 victory against the Sharks on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran goaltender squandered an early lead in what will likely go down as one of the craziest periods of this postseason. The Golden Knights opened the game with a 3-0 lead, but then the Sharks responded with three before the intermission. In addition to six goals, there were eight penalties in the first stanza. Fleury stopped the 25 shots he saw in the final two periods, though, to even the series at one game.

Fleury will defend the cage for Friday's Game 2 home clash with the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury is bogged down in a three-game losing streak in which he has given up four goals apiece. The Flower racked up 35 wins this season, his eighth time hitting that mark in his career. A three-time Stanley Cup champion, the Quebec native will be the key to Vegas returning to the Western Conference Finals or beyond.

Fleury allowed four goals on 32 shots in a 5-2 loss to the Sharks on Wednesday in Game 1 of their best-of-seven series.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury went 35-21-5 in the regular season, with a 2.51 GAA and a .913 save percentage over 61 starts, but he was unable to solve a Sharks offense that saw five skaters in teal register multiple points. Vegas will probably live and die by Fleury's performances, but fantasy owners of the 34-year-old will be hoping for better in Friday's Game 2.

Fleury will start Wednesday's Game 1 against the Sharks on the road, NHL.com's Nicholas Cotsonika reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was fantastic against San Jose during the regular season, posting an impressive 1.54 GAA and .950 save percentage while picking up a shutout in two appearances. The veteran netminder will be hard pressed to continue that success on the road Wednesday, as the Sharks have been hard to beat at home this season, registering a 25-11-5 record over 41 contests.

Fleury allowed four goals on 31 shots in Saturday's 5-2 loss to the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has now surrendered four goals in each of his two starts since returning from a lower-body injury. He ended the regular season at 35-21-5 with a 2.51 GAA and a .913 save percentage. Fleury will likely be coach Gerard Gallant's go-to option in the crease, but Fleury will have to be sharper, as Vegas faces the third-ranked Sharks offense, which averaged 3.52 goals per game this season.

Fleury will patrol the crease in Saturday's road game against the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was a little rusty in his return from injury Thursday against Arizona, surrendering four goals on 41 shots en route to a 4-1 loss. The veteran netminder will look to bounce back and pick up his 36th win of the season in a favorable road matchup with a Kings team that's 16-21-3 at home this campaign.

Fleury (lower body) made 37 saves on 41 shots in a 4-1 loss to the Coyotes on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was on a six-game winning streak prior to the injury, but he was unable to extend the run against a desperate Coyotes team. His record dropped to 35-20-5 with a 2.48 GAA and a .914 save percentage. With Vegas locked into the third seed in the Pacific Division, Fleury may not play Saturday's season finale versus the Kings.

Fleury (lower body) will be between the pipes at home versus the Coyotes on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury gets the nod for the first time since Mar. 15 versus the Stars. Prior to getting hurt, the Flower was riding a six-game winning streak in which he posted two shutouts, a 0.83 GAA and .973 save percentage. The three-time Stanley Cup champion will look to pick up where he left off versus the Yotes. Depending on how the veteran feels, he could either use Saturday's matchup with the Kings as a final regular-season tuneup or let Malcolm Subban take the crease in order to rest up for the playoffs.