Fleury was first off the ice in morning skate Saturday, which indicates that he'll get the start against the Canadiens in the evening's contest, Josh Getzoff of PensTV reports.

EDGE Analysis

No surprise here, as alternate tender Matt Murray (lower body) is out with his second significant injury this season. Fleury has 11 wins in 23 games, and while it's no surprise that a team led by Sidney Crosby ranks among the best offensively to the benefit of the veteran tender, fantasy owners must be relying on Fleury almost exclusively for wins. Even after a spotless 19-save relief outing Wednesday, Flower has an ugly 3.13 GAA on the season and he's posted an uninspiring .900 save rate in 36 career outing against the Habs.

Fleury saved all 19 shots he faced to record his 11th win of the season Wednesday against the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury held off a third-period onslaught from Carolina to collect the win. Matt Murray left the game with a lower-body injury, and the severity of his injury is currently unknown. In the short term, the ailment will likely serve as a fantasy boost to Fleury, and the veteran catapults into top-tier status for the duration of Murray's absence.

Fleury made 21 saves in a 5-2 win over the Devils on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

He won for just the second time in 10 starts in New Jersey. At one point, Pittsburgh's defense didn't allow a single shot on three straight power plays, helping Fleury to his fifth straight decision (4-0-1) without a regulation loss. The goalie, who was charged with his third minor penalty of the season (tripping), will likely make one of two home starts Wednesday or Saturday.

Fleury will start in goal Tuesday against the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

He made 23 saves against the Devils in a 4-1 win at PPG Paints Arena on Friday, but has dropped eight of his last nine decisions in New Jersey. With a 10-game slate Tuesday, fantasy owners should consider all possible options. The Flower has won just won game (1-3-3) on the road in 2016-17, posting a 4.07 GAA and .884 save percentage.

Fleury stopped 23 shots in a 4-1 victory over the Devils on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

He gave up one goal for the first time in seven starts and just the second time in 2016-17, improving to 8-2-1 at PPG Paints Arena. Fleury has struggled on the road -- going 1-3-3 with a 4.07 GAA and .884 save percentage -- so it wouldn't be surprising to see Matt Murray get the nod Tuesday in New Jersey.

Fleury will be the starting netminder against the Devils on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

With Matt Murray struggling in his last appearance, Fleury will get a start to give the youngster a breather after starting nine-straight games. Fleury hasn't been great this year, with a .903 save percentage, so he isn't a consistent fantasy performer. However, the Devils are near the bottom of the league, averaging only 2.33 goals per game, so the veteran will have a favorable matchup Friday.

Fleury allowed one goal on just five shots after coming into Thursday's matchup with Columbus in relief of Matt Murray.

EDGE Analysis

It may be too soon to jump to conclusions, especially considering Fleury was by no means stellar Thursday, but with coach Mike Sullivan's trend of riding the hot hand in goal, the 32-year-old could be in line to see some additional starts. Matt Murray has been the better performing netminder so far -- 2.17 GAA and 13 wins compared to the Flower's 3.37 GAA and eight victories -- but Murray does not have the experience of an 82-game grind and might benefit from some rest. The goalie situation remains fluid in Pittsburgh, with no clear indication likely until closer to the trade deadline.

Fleury, who was removed from Saturday's game after suffering a cut on his neck, returned to the game after getting five stitches, Jonathan Bombulie of the Pittsburgh Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fleury got a scare early in the first period when he was cut on the neck by the skate of Toronto's James van Riemsdyk, but after a trip to the locker room, he was able to return and finish out the game.

Fleury left Saturday's game after receiving an apparent cut across the throat area from the skate blade of Toronto's James van Riemsdyk.

EDGE Analysis

Fortunately, the injury doesn't appear to be serious. Matt Murray replaced Fleury in goal. We'll update the Flower's status as soon as more information becomes available.

Fleury will defend the net from the Maple Leafs on the road Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Penguins GM Jim Rutherford recently admitted that Fleury is on the trading block. The Quebec native with a pair of Stanley Cup wins (2009, 2016) has called Pittsburgh home for all 12 years of his NHL career, but the rapid emergence of Matt Murray has deemed Fleury expendable. The Flower has been wilting this campaign as his GAA currently sits at 3.42 -- it hasn't been that high since his rookie year, though the Penguins' league-leading offense has led to his posting a serviceable 8-5-3 record through 18 games.