Fleury yielded four goals on 17 shots in Monday's 4-2 loss to the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

It's the second time in three games that Fleury allowed four or more goals on less than 20 shots. He steered away 29 of 30 shots in his other outing to sport an ugly .841 save percentage in that span. That kind of inconsistency makes Fleury a tough play in daily fantasy settings at this time. Still, with Malcolm Subban as his backup, expect Fleury to remain in the blue paint for a majority of the Golden Knights' contests.

Fleury will be between the pipes on the road against the Sabres on Monday, Jesse Granger of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Golden Knights are heading into their second contest of a five-game road trip, in which Fleury will likely make all but one of the starts in goal. The Flower bounced back from a disappointing performance Opening Night versus the Flyers -- in which he was yanked from the net after giving up five goals -- with a 29-save, one-goal allowed outing against Minnesota on Saturday.

Fleury set aside 29 of 30 shots and snagged a 2-1 shootout road win over the Wild on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury bounced back in brilliant fashion from his Opening Night dud against the Flyers in which he surrendered five goals on 16 shots and was chased him from the net. Vegas has only scored four goals through the first two games after averaging 3.27 goals per contest in its inaugural season, but it is way too early to draw conclusions in that regard.

Fleury was first off the ice at morning skate as he prepares to face host Minnesota on Saturday, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury coughed up five goals on 16 shots in Thursday's season opener against the Flyers before getting the heave-ho in favor of Malcom Subban to start the second half. He'll try to right the ship against a Wild team that suffered a 4-1 loss to the Avalanche in their own road opener that same night.

Fleury will be in goal for Thursday's Opening Night matchup with Phildelphia.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury will face off against his old foes the Flyers -- against whom he is 28-18-2 in his career with a 2.87 GAA. Injuries limited the Flower to just 46 games last season, but he still managed to set career bests in GAA (2.24) and save percentage (.927).

Fleury yielded two power-play goals from the Sharks in Sunday's 5-2 home win.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury benefited from his allied skaters producing four special teams points -- including three shorthanded goals -- to the detriment of counterpart Martin Jones. in this preseason finale. The Golden Knights will face the Flyers at home for Thursday's season opener. According to Eli Segall of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the Golden Knights were sold out of 2018-19 season tickets by mid-March, so it should feel like a playoff atmosphere for Fleury and Co. from the start of the new campaign.

Fleury will start Sunday's preseason game against the Sharks, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coming off his best season as a pro, Fleury figures to play a lot this year as the Golden Knights enter their second season. A year ago, the 33-year-old goalie appeared in 46 games and battled multiple injuries along the way. If he stays healthy, expect Fleury to make 50-plus starts in 2018-19.

Fleury posted a shutout Friday, stopping all 26 shots faced in the Golden Knights' 2-0 victory over Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

Following his Pittsburgh demise, the desert air breathed new life into Fleury's career. The Golden Knights' de facto MVP in 2017-18, the 33-year-old will need to have a similar season this year as Vegas embarks on the fool's errand of trying to make back-to-back Stanley Cup Finals in a team's first two seasons of existence. That said, Fleury appears to be in a good space heading into the regular season.

Fleury is in line to start Friday's preseason game against the Kings, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

If the veteran netminder indeed guards the net, it could be Fleury's last preseason appearance before the team gets underway in regular-season action next Thursday against the Flyers. Fresh off a three-year contract extension in mid-July, Fleury figures to see the vast majority of nods between the pipes this season after sporting a 2.24 GAA and .927 save percentage over 46 appearances in 2017-18.

Fleury agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension with Vegas on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was entering the final year of his contract, but instead will stick with the Golden Knights on a three-year deal that will carry him to age 36. The veteran netminder went 29-13-4 with four shutouts and a 2.24 GAA in his first campaign away from Pittsburgh. While a concussion sidelined him for a large chunk of the season, the Flower took Vegas all the way to the Stanley Cup Final in its inaugural season. Injuries are no doubt a concern for fantasy owners, yet when Fleury is healthy, he remains on of the league's elite-level netminders.