As expected, Rask will defend the cage at home against the rival Canadiens, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Rask took care of the Habs on the road Saturday -- he stopped 27 of 30 shots -- so Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy will turn right back to his No. 1 goalie for this next one. Incredibly, the Finn hasn't lost in regulation since Nov. 26, and Rask sports a sterling .938 save percentage in the last 15 games. He figures to be a popular DFS play based on his recent success against former B's coach Claude Julien and his slumping squad ranked sixth in the shared Atlantic Division at 18-20-6.

Rask is projected to start Wednesday's home game against the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

It looks like the Bruins will roll with Rask in the first leg of back-to-back games, with the team facing the Islanders on the road Thursday. Anton Khudobin is presumably a candidate to start that contest. Assuming he's confirmed as Wednesday's starter, Rask will enter the assignment in the midst of a career-long streak of logging points in 14 straight starts, dating back to November 29. In that span, Rask has compiled a record of 12-0-2.

Rask made 27 saves through overtime in Saturday's 4-3 shootout win over the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

He has been one of the NHL's best goalies since the start of December. Rask has gone 11-0-2 since then to turn around his horrible start and he's now 15-8-4. He's back to being a mandatory activation.

Rask will defend the net from host Montreal on Saturday evening, Fluto Shinzawa of The Boston Globe reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Habs are separated by Western Conference-leading Lightning by 15 points in the standings, but former Bruins coach Claude Julien has that team trending in the right direction with wins in its last two outings. Rask, who has dominate team within the Atlantic Division to the tune of a 5-1-0 record, 1.51 GAA, .944 save percentage and one shutout, will see Montreal for the first time this campaign,

Rask allowed six goals on 35 shots in a 6-5 overtime defeat to the Penguins on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Rask made some ridiculous saves to actually help the Bruins earn a point Sunday, but he probably would like a few back as well. Rask was beat twice by shots from the point where he wasn't screened and the puck was not deflected. The Penguins also scored twice on the power play. This performance breaks his six-game winning streak where he posted a .963 save percentage.

Rask will defend the net from the Penguins in Pittsburgh on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The Bruins have a back-to-back set on tap, with backup Anton Khudobin assigned between the pipes for Saturday's home challenge against the Hurricanes. Rask has been phenomenal on the path to 10 wins in 12 games (1.20 GAA, .956 save percentage) since the beginning of December, and he'll face a Penguins team that surprisingly only ranks 21st in league scoring at 2.74 goals per game.

Rask will not be in action Thursday against the Panthers after the game was cancelled due to weather.

EDGE Analysis

When the clash with Florida will be rescheduled remains to be seen, but for Thursday's slate, fantasy owners will want to avoid utilizing members of either squad. The Bruins will head into back-to-back games against the Hurricanes and Penguins on Saturday and Sunday respectively, which muddies the waters in terms of when Rask will make his next start.

Rask will patrol the crease in Thursday's home game against the Panthers, Joe Haggerty of NBC Sports Boston reports.

EDGE Analysis

Rask has been dominant recently, stringing together six consecutive wins while registering a superb 0.99 GAA and .963 save percentage over that span. The Finnish netminder will look to keep rolling and pick up his 15th victory of the campaign in a favorable home matchup with a Panthers club that's only averaging 2.15 goals per game on the road this season, dead last in the NHL.

Rask made 25 saves in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

This was expected to be a high-scoring affair, but Rask made sure that was only true for one side. He held New York off the board after a Jordan Eberle tally in the first half of the opening frame while denying all four of the home team's power-play opportunities. Rask's been locked in for a while now with 11 wins and a total of 16 goals allowed in his past 13 appearances.

Rask will be in net for Tuesday's away contest against the Islanders, Joe McDonald of BostonSportsJournal.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Rask was absolutely stupendous to finish off 2017, accumulating 10 wins, a .952 save percentage, and 1.29 GAA in his final 12 appearances of the year. The Finnish goalie will look to keep up the momentum in his first game of 2018, as he will have the chance to face a usually potent Islanders squad that has posted just three goals in its last two contests, both of which were losses.