Fleury made 33 saves in Thursday's 3-2 Game 1 win over Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury outplayed Vezina Trophy finalist Braden Holtby, who allowed one more goal despite facing 14 fewer shots. He was just 4-7-5 with a 3.58 GAA in 18 road appearances during the regular season, but has stepped things up with wins in two of his first three playoff road starts. While it's still tough to trust him in what figures to be a high-scoring series against the Presidents' Trophy winning Capitals, Fleury proved more than capable of holding his own here.

Fleury will guard the goal for Thursday night's Game 1 in Washington.

EDGE Analysis

With Matt Murray (lower body) still ailing, Fleury will continue to be the undisputed starter for the Penguins' playoff run. The 32-year-old played admirably in the first-round series against Columbus, posting a .933 save percentage and 2.52 GAA en route to a 4-1 record. The Flower hasn't faired well at the Verizon Center this season, allowing nine goals total over the course of two regular season starts, so he'll look to turn it around Thursday.

Fleury made 49 saves on 51 shots Thursday, delivering a 5-2 victory in a decisive Game 5 against the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

The Flower was under fire all game long, especially in a 19-shot third period, but he was spectacular, delivering perhaps his finest game of the series. He comes with some uncertainty because he's had a hit-or-miss season, but it's hard not to like Fleury as a fantasy asset behind the Penguins' seemingly unstoppable offense. As long as Matt Murray (lower body) remains unavailable, Fleury should continue holding down the Pittsburgh net.

Fleury will be between the pipes for Game 5 against the Blue Jackets on Thursday, Josh Yohe of DK on Pittsburgh Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

After a strong start to the postseason. Fleury struggled in Games 3 and 4 on the road, as he posted a 4.15 GAA and .873 save percentage. Fortunately for fantasy owners, the Flower will be back in the comforts of home where he gave up just one goal a piece in the first two outings of the series. Given the Pens' potent offense, the netminder doesn't need to be perfect, but rather just has to keep it competitive and let Sidney Crosby and company do the rest.

Fleury gave up five goals on 34 shots in Tuesday's 5-4 Game 4 loss to the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has now surrendered nine goals in the past two games after allowing just one apiece in Games 1 and 2. He spotted the desperate Blue Jackets a 3-0 lead in the first 25 minutes and Pittsburgh was never able to draw even despite pulling within one goal three times. Fleury's looked much more comfortable at PPG Paints Arena in this series after posting a 14-3-2 record and .928 save percentage there during the regular season, which bodes well for his chances of closing things out at home in Game 5.

Fleury will get the starting nod for Tuesday's Game 4 clash with Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury will look to make it a clean sweep of the Jackets, but will certainly face a tough challenge as the visiting netminder. On the year, the Flower is 5-7-5 on the road with a 3.56 GAA. If he wants to take over sole possession of the Pens' all-time postseason wins record, he will need to perform better than that Tuesday.

Fleury allowed four goals on 37 shots in a 5-4 overtime victory against the Blue Jackets in Game 3 of the first round on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

This was obviously Fleury's poorest outing of the young playoff season. He gave up a goal on the first shot of the game 11 seconds in, and three scores in the first 6:10. He wasn't sharp, but Pittsburgh's defense was spotty at best. And after allowing three goals on the first six shots, Fleury stopped 30 of the final 31 shots he saw. Despite this subpar outing overall, Fleury owns a .928 save percentage in his last 10 postseason appearances.

Fleury is in line to start between the pipes in Sunday's Game 3 against Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury has been stellar through the first two games of Pittsburgh's opening-round matchup, picking up back-to-back wins while posting a superb .972 save percentage over that span. He'll look to stay dialed in and help his team secure a stranglehold on the series by earning a third consecutive victory Sunday.

Fleury saved 39 of 40 shots during Friday's Game 2 win over Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

This is the reason Pittsburgh kept Fleury around to backup Matt Murray (lower body), and the veteran backstop has been spectacular through the first two games of the series with a .972 save percentage. Winning Game 3 in Columbus could prove to be a more difficult task, but Fleury appears locked in and checks out as a solid start in all fantasy settings.

Fleury will be between the pipes for Game 2 against the Blue Jackets on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury made 31 saves in his surprise Game 1 start -- including 16 in the first period -- to help the Pens take a 1-0 series lead. With Matt Murray (lower body) still sidelined, the Flower will tend the twine for the foreseeable future. The 32-year-old needs just two more postseason victories to tie Tom Barrasso for the most playoff wins in franchise history -- a record it looks like he will have the opportunity to break.