Fleury is expected to get the starting nod against the Hurricanes on Tuesday, Dave Schoen of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Gerard Gallant didn't go so far as to confirm that Fleury would be tending the twine, but all signs seem to indicate the Flower will make his first start since Oct. 13 when he sustained his concussion. Assuming he suffers no setbacks, the netminder will be looking for win No. 17 of his career versus Carolina, but his first as a member of the Golden Knights.

Fleury (concussion) was removed from the injured reserve, Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

After being out since mid-October, Fleury is finally healthy. The 33-year-old netminder started his Vegas career with a bang, going 3-0-0 with a 1.32 GAA and .963 save percentage in his first three starts. This is obviously great news for the Golden Knights, who's goalie situation has been a whirlwind all season long.

Fleury (concussion) is slated to return to the lineup for Tuesday's home game against Carolina, Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

While there's no official confirmation that he will return to action and he'll need to be activated from injured reserve prior to the contest, Fleury has been trending in the right direction and there's no reason to think he won't be able to go Tuesday. Even if he is activated, there's no guarantee the veteran keeper will get the starting nod, especially considering the relatively strong play of Malcolm Subban recently.

Fleury (concussion) remains on injured reserve ahead of Friday's clash with the Predators, per the NHL's official media site.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury took a huge step forward in his recovery when he returned to practice Wednesday, but it appears as though the veteran netminder will have to miss at least one more game before returning to Vegas' lineup. Malcolm Subban will guard the goal against Nashville.

Fleury (concussion) practiced with his teammates for the first time in nearly two months Wednesday, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury's recovery has been steadily progressing over the past few weeks, and it appears as though he's finally on the verge of a return to game action after being sidelined for nearly two months due to a concussion. The veteran netminder's situation is one fantasy owners will want to monitor over the next few days, as Fleury could potentially get the starting nod from coach Gerard Gallant as soon as Friday against the Predators.

Fleury (concussion) could begin practicing with his teammates as soon as Wednesday, Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

The former first-overall pick has been skating for the past two days and now appears to be nearing a return to the lineup. Keep an eye on this situation, as if everything goes to plan, Fleury could be in the Vegas net as soon as Friday's tilt in Nashville.

Fleury (concussion) was on the ice Saturday with his goalie coach and injured forward David Perron (upper body), SinBin.vegas reports.

EDGE Analysis

A video shows the goalie boss feeding several one-timers to Perron with Fleury in the practice cage. The veteran goalie hasn't played since Oct. 13, but it appears that he may not be all that far off from a return.

Fleury (concussion) is not practicing at this time as he's still experiencing concussion symptoms, John Shannon of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although it was reported that Fleury returned to on-ice activities a couple weeks ago, general manager George McPhee emphasized that Fleury wouldn't return to practice until he's 100 percent. Once Fleury is able to practice again, the veteran backstop will need a few good sweats before he's ready to return to game play. That leaves Malcolm Subban and Max Lagace to continue to man the Golden Knights' net.

Fleury (concussion) is still on injured reserve, per the NHL's official media site.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury resumed on-ice activities more than two weeks ago, but he has yet to return to practice with his teammates, and remains without a definite timetable for his return to game action. Max Lagace and Malcolm Subban will continue to share the workload in goal until Fleury is given the green light.

Fleury (concussion) has been ruled out of Sunday's contest with Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

The Flower continued to do on-ice work while the team was on a two-game road trip, but it's still unclear as to when he might be able to make a return to the lineup. After Sunday, Vegas next plays Wednesday in Anaheim, so practice in the days leading up to that game could provide some insight to Fleury's recovery.