Mason will be in the crease Tuesday against the Blue Jackets, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Mason snapped a five-game losing streak with a victory over the Kings on Saturday, during which he stopped 37-of-38 shots. Even so, the Flyers only supported him with two goals in the victory, which has been a recurring problem for him of late. Though the Blue Jackets have been one of the league's weakest teams this season, Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky is on a bit of a hot streak right now and could keep the Flyers offense quiet yet again, which may make it difficult to Mason to extend his winning streak to two games.

Mason was brilliant Saturday, staving off 37 of 38 shots in a 2-1 road win over the Kings. It's hard to believe that this was just the fifth win of the season for Mason, who has struggled mightily to find consistency thus far. His ratios (.918 save percentage, 2.67 GAA) aren't horrendous, but his 5-9-3 record has frustrated owners and limited his value this season.

Mason will start in goal Saturday against the Kings. Mason has yet to win on the road this season (0-6-2) and has given up 12 goals in his last four outings (98 shot attempts). He'll oppose Jonathan Quick in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Mason yielded four goals on 33 shots in regulation before taking a shootout loss to the Ducks on Wednesday night. Starting for the second time in as many days, Mason was dealt yet another narrow loss after surrendering the game-winning goal to the Sharks in the game's final minute Tuesday night. Now riding a season-long five game losing streak, Mason shouldn't be viewed as a particular appealing fantasy option until the Flyers get back on track.

Mason will be in net Wednesday against the Ducks, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Mason will start both games of a back-to-back for the Flyers despite the fact that he'll carry a four game losing streak into Wednesday's game. It hasn't all been his fault though, and he turned in a good performance on Tuesday so he'll look to stop the streak against the Ducks.

Mason will be in the crease Tuesday against the Sharks, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. The netminder will be looking to reverse a three-game losing streak that started oddly enough with the rare shutout defeat. His own mates have left him out to dry quite a bit this season, and it's tough to trust him as a fantasy option on a given night until the Flyers start turning in more competitive efforts with regularity.

Mason took his eighth loss of the season Friday versus the Rangers, surrendering three goals on 24 shot attempts. The Flyers turned in an uninspired effort on both ends of the ice in the 3-0 defeat, leaving Mason with no chance to pick up the victory. It's the third time in five games that he's been on the losing end of the shutout.

Mason will be in the net Friday against the Rangers, Dave Isaac of the South Jersey Courier-Post reports. It's the fourth straight starting nod for Mason, who will be looking to rebound from a brutal turn his last time out against the Red Wings on Wednesday that resulted in him being pulled after allowing three goals on only 14 shots. Coach Craig Berube expected to go with Ray Emery on Saturday, when the Flyers and Rangers will get together in New York for the second game of their back-to-back set.

Mason was pulled after allowing three goals on 14 shots in Wednesday's 5-2 loss to the Red Wings. After shutting out the Islanders on Monday only to end up losing in a shootout, Mason's bad luck continued Wednesday. He's now 4-7-2 on the season, and with the team in front of him allowing 32.7 shots per game, that record doesn't look likely to improve anytime soon.

Mason will be in the crease Wednesday against the Red Wings, Dave Isaac of the South Jersey Courier-Post reports. Mason will be coming off his best performance of the season, a 46-save shutout effort against the Islanders that cruelly resulted in a shootout loss. His improved performance over the last several weeks has allowed him to climb all the way to eighth in league in save percentage (.923) among qualifying netminders.