Steve Mason will start for the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday. Mason has started in six straight games, which isn't surprising despite the fact that he has allowed four goals in each of his last three games. His backup, Ray Emery, is dealing with a groin problem and Emery's temporary replacement, Cal Heeter, doesn't have any NHL experience.

Steve Mason blocked 32 shots in Philadelphia's 4-3 loss to Toronto on Saturday night. It's clear that the Flyers' course is going to be shaped by their offense because Mason has not been the same netminder since the second month of the season, posting sub.-900 save percentages in three of the four months since. Mason has given up four goals in four of his last five games. He has a 2.63 goals-against average and .913 save percentage on the season.

Steve Mason has started 10 of the Flyers' 11 games in goal since Jan. 25. It is Mason's highest frequency of starts this season, surpassing seven out of eight games from Dec. 12-30, though this number is slightly overstated with the Flyers' 16-day Olympic break in between. His workload isn't about to let up, not with Ray Emery on the shelf again with a lower-body injury (groin). Mason will be in net again when the Flyers visit the Maple Leafs in Toronto tonight. Mason is 26-15-5 on the season with a GAA of 2.60 and a save percentage of .914.

Steve Mason earned a win in the Flyers' 6-4 victory over Washington Wednesday night. Mason did allow four goals on just 25 shots in the win, but the result was never truly in doubt. His record improves to 26-15-5 while his GAA is now 2.60 and his save percentage is .914.

Steve Mason owners got a late treat on Sunday, as a 4-2 third period deficit turned into a 5-4 OT win as the Philadelphia Flyers stormed back against the Washington Capitals. Mason stopped 25 out of 29 shots to win his second game in a row and to improve his record to 25-15-5. He has solid individual numbers in 2013-14, as well, with a .915 save percentage and 2.57 GAA.

Steve Mason bounced back with a solid performance against the New York Rangers on Saturday afternoon. He made 33 saves in a 4-2 victory over the Rangers after he was pulled in a 7-3 loss to San Jose on Thursday night. Mason surrendered four goals on just 16 shots in that outing. He now has 24 wins, a .917 save percentage and a 2.54 GAA on the season.

Goaltender Steve Mason had a difficult night in the Flyers' 7-3 loss to the San Jose Sharks Thursday but he'll likely be given the chance to redeem himself when Philadelphia meets the New York Rangers today. Mason played only 40 minutes in Thursday's rout, allowing four goals on only 16 San Jose shots.

Steve Mason had a difficult night in Thursday's 7-3 loss to the Sharks. Mason played just about 40 minutes in the game, permitting four goals on just 16 shots in the loss. Ray Emery didn't fare much better as he allowed three goals on 13 shots in 20 minutes of action.

Steve Mason was superb in the Flyers' 3-1 win over Colorado Thursday night. The Avalanche peppered the Philadelphia goaltender with shots, but he steered away 38 of 39 to earn his 23rd win of the season. His GAA and save percentage improve to 2.49 and .918, respectively.

Steve Mason will be between the pipes for Philadelphia on Thursday. He has played very well since having a conversation with NHL Hall of Famer Bernie Parent. In his last four outings, he's posted a 3-1 record with a 1.51 goals-against average and a .949 save percentage. Thursday's match will also mark his sixth straight start.