Fleury will tend the twine for Wednesday's Game 4 against the Sharks in San Jose, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has been peppered with a combined 89 shots in the last two contests, allowing seven goals between the two matches. He and the Knights carry a 2-1 series lead after stealing Game 3 from the Sharks on Monday and Fleury will attempt to extend that lead as the team prepares to return home for Game 5.

Fleury turned aside 39 shots Monday in a 4-3 overtime win in Game 3, earning a 2-1 series lead over the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has been nothing short of fantastic in the playoffs and showed the same form Monday against a relentless Shark attack. He's allowed just seven goals in this series for an overall save percentage of .943 against San Jose and a 1.23 GAA for the entire postseason, making the case that he's having perhaps the best postseason of his career.

Fleury will be the road starter Monday against San Jose for Game 3.

EDGE Analysis

After posting spectacular outings each of the first five playoff games -- Fleury allowed just three goals on 163 shots combined -- the run had to end eventually, and although Fleury was solid for Game 2 just allowing four goals on 47 shots, it just wasn't enough to bring home the victory as Vegas fell in double overtime. Nonetheless, you can make the case Fleury has been the best goaltender in the NHL playoffs thus far as he's had the most shutouts (3), the best save percentage (.967) and GAA (1.00) of any goaltender with a starting nod. However, San Jose did win both of its playoffs games at "The Shark Tank", but Fleury appears up to the task.

Fleury will be the home starter against the Sharks in Saturday's Game 2, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury will look to continue his torrid performance in these playoffs. In five games, all wins, Flower has a 0.54 GAA and .982 save percentage. The 33-year-old has back-to-back shutouts to his name, and the Sharks will really need to be on top of their game to be the first team to solve Fleury in these playoffs.

Fleury set aside all 33 shots in a Game 1 win against the Sharks at home Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

This was Flower's third shutout of the 2018 Stanley Cup playoffs. After scoring seven goals total in the first-round series against the Kings, the Golden Knights matched lucky number seven against Team Teal in this single game. We'd fully expect the Sharks to make the necessary adjustments to try and solve Fleury, but that's been a fruitless exercise for these Western Conference teams thus far, and the prolific netminder owns a sterling 5-0-0 record to compliment amazing ratios -- including a 0.54 GAA and .982 save percentage.

Fleury will be between the pipes for Thursday's Game 1 clash with San Jose, Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was pretty much unbeatable during his first-round matchup with the Sharks, as he posted a pair of shutouts and a 0.65 GAA in a four-game sweep. Opposing netminder Martin Jones posted a 1.00 GAA of his own, which means the Flower will need to continue his dominant ways if he is going to help the Golden Knights continue their remarkable postseason run.

Fleury stopped all 31 shots he faced Tuesday to complete a four-game sweep of the Kings with a 1-0 Game 4 win.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury's night was highlighted by a pair of tremendous glove saves in the third period. He first robbed Anze Kopitar after the talented forward made a brilliant move to free himself up in the slot, then stopped Dustin Brown from a similar position in the final seconds to preserve his team's narrow advantage and clinch the series. Coming off his best statistical regular season, the former Penguins netminder was nothing short of spectacular in his new franchise's first playoff series, allowing just three total goals while posting a pair of shutouts. The way Fleury and the Golden Knights are playing, it's hard not to fancy their chances in the next round against the winner of the Sharks-Ducks series.

Fleury will defend the cage against the Kings in Tuesday's Game 4 meeting, Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury will look to make it a clean sweep in the organization's first ever playoff series. The Flower has been tremendous so far, as he has recorded a 0.84 GAA and .970 save percentage. The 32-year-old's counterpart Jonathan Quick has been stellar (1.69 GAA and .945 save percentage), but Fleury is simply playing out of his mind and seems determined to win a third straight Stanley Cup.

Fleury set aside 36 of 38 shots in a Game 3 road win over the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

The goaltending has been fantastic in this series, hence how the Pacific Division clubs have combined for just nine goals (three from the Kings). Fleury was much busier than counterpart Jonathan Quick, who saw 12 fewer shots in this one. The Golden Knights, who continue to defy the odds as an expansion club, will look for the sweep Tuesday night in Los Angeles.

Fleury is set to be the road starter against Los Angeles for Game 3 on Sunday, per NHL.com.

EDGE Analysis

For the most part, this first-round series has been a goaltender duel, and while Jonathon Quick's been spectacular, Fleury's play has firmly shut down Los Angeles. The 33-year-old allowed just one goal on 60 shots, and the only puck that crossed the paint went in off his own teammate. Vegas is certainly relying on his playoff experience in its first shot at the Stanley Cup, and since Fleury's only played in 46 games in 2017-18, he should be fresh for the playoff run.