Fleury stopped all 21 shots he faced in a 4-0 victory over the Panthers on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 32-year-old started twice this past week in non back-to-back situations and with performances like this, Fleury has a chance to see a decent amount of work down the stretch. He's been very good in March and is 3-0-1 with a .959 save percentage in the last four games. For owners who need late help at goaltender, Fleury would be a strong addition if available on the waiver wire. He should be claimed in all leagues.

Fleury will start between the pipes Sunday against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury continues to receive a fair amount action in the crease behind Matt Murray, but has posted a mixed bag of results recently. He set aside 27 of 30 shots in an overtime loss to the Flames in his last start. However, the veteran netminder's last home start resulted in a shutout of the Sabres. Fleury faces the Panthers without veteran netminder Roberto Luongo (lower body), resulting in a matchup against James Reimer on Sunday.

Fleury allowed three goals on 30 shots in a 4-3 shootout loss to the Flames on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

This cools off the red-hot Fleury a little bit, but in his defense, the Flames are the hottest team in the league, now having won 10 in a row. Furthermore, two of Calgary's three goals bounced off Pittsburgh skaters in front of the net, so there really wasn't anything Fleury could do. Fleury is now 4-1-2 with a .928 save percentage and 2.33 GAA since the All-Star break.

Penguins coach Mike Sullivan confirmed that Fleury would be between the pipes Monday against the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury was the first goalie off the ice at the team's morning skate, so it was fully expected that he'd be receiving the start over Matt Murray. The veteran netminder has been trending up since the All-Star break, but he could have major difficulty with slowing down the red-hot Flames, who have gone 6-0-3 over their last nine games while scoring at least three goals in all but one of those contests.

Fleury was the first goalie off the ice at morning skate and is expected to be in the net Monday against the Flames, Derek Wills of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

No. 1 netminder Matt Murray turned in a shutout against the Canucks his last time out Saturday, but with Fleury playing well in his own right over his last two turns, coach Mike Sullivan appears content to turn to the backup goalie for the road matchup. It's a tough draw for Fleury, who has struggled away from PPG Paints Arena this season, turning in a 4-6-4 record, 3.60 GAA and .887 save percentage.

Fleury allowed just two goals on 42 shots in Friday's 3-2 shootout win against the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury blanked the Sabres last time out and now has back-to-back victories for the first time since ripping off five straight wins from Dec. 23-Jan. 8. It's not quite time to plug him back into the starting lineup in a majority of seasonal leagues, but he is worth using as a No. 2 fantasy goalie in deeper pools. If he continues to play well he might start eating into Matt Murray's playing time and fantasy appeal.

Fleury will be in the crease for Friday's tilt in Edmonton, Oilers play-by-play man Jack Michaels reports.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran hasn't been particularly sharp this year, notching a .908 save percentage and 3.08 GAA. On the other hand, in his last start, he stopped all 28 shots he faced. The Oilers average 2.79 games, ranking them 12th in the league, so Fleury will need to stop a talented offense led by young hotshot Connor McDavid.

Fleury will be available as a backup for Wednesday's game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

There was a little question whether or not he would be available for the contest after missing Tuesday's practice session due to illness. Fortunately, it appears a day of rest has done enough for him to play if needed. Matt Murray will start the contest, but illness should no longer keep Fleury from returning to the cage in the future if called upon.

Fleury was absent from practice Tuesday with an illness but will travel with the team for their four-game Canadian road trip.

EDGE Analysis

Getting sick is poorly timed for Fleury after a dominate relief appearance in which he stopped all 28 shots he faced could have earned him some additional starts. With the Flower unable to practice, it seems likely Matt Murray will be in the crease for Wednesday's meeting with Winnipeg. If Fleury is unable to suit up, the Pens will likely recall Tristan Jarry from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

Fleury stopped all 28 shots that came his way in Sunday's 4-3 relief win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Matt Murray made the start for Pittsburgh, but was yanked in favor of the Flower after surrendering three goals in the first frame. Despite wide speculation that he'd be moved, Fleury stayed put through the trade deadline and remains a complement to Murray. His peripheral numbers are far from impressive (3.08 GAA, .908 save percentage) but the Pens are the top offensive team in the league and that'll keep the 32-year-old in the win column more often than not.