Devan Dubnyk completed his impressive season my earning a 7-2 win over the rival Canucks in which he made 28 saves.
Whether GM Craig McTavish decides to reinforce his crease this offseason or not, the fact is Dubnyk was the best Oiler on the ice fairly often this season and kept the team in games despite a colossal workload.

Edmonton Oilers goalie Devan Dubnyk has now lost six of his last seven games.
He suffered a 4-1 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks. The odd thing is that Dubnyk has actually been excellent on his own, posting a .920 save percentage and 2.59 GAA. Take advantage of his misleading 13-16-6 record in drafts next season if the team improves around him.

Oilers goaltender Devan Dubnyk allowed three goals on 30 shots Sunday as Edmonton was defeated by the Ducks by a score of 3-1.
Lost in the OIlers' struggles as a team this season has been the solid play of Dubnyk, whose 13-15-6 record doesn't do justice to his impressive peripheral stats. He will likely be a solid undervalued commodity in fantasy leagues next season.

Devan Dubnyk was superb in the Oilers' win over Colorado Friday night, stopping 33 of 34 shots in the win.
This was Dubnyk's first win in four tries, and although his stats aren't horrible (.921 save percentage), you don't really know what you're going to get when you start him.

Devan Dubnyk saved 25 of 30 shots in a 5-3 loss Tuesday.
Dubnyk allowed two goals in each of the second and third periods. The Oilers have been in free fall mode lately and that's been killing Dubnyk's fantasy value.

It looks like Devan Dubnyk will get the start in goal Tuesday night.
While Dubnyk's record is fairly mediocre, his play has been anything but that. Dubnyk owns a .922 save percentage and 2.51 GAA and has been a solid netminder for the Oilers. Unfortunately for fantasy owners, the poor team in front of him likely means his sub-par record won't change anytime soon.

If any Edmonton Oilers player can be labeled underrated this season, it's probably goalie Devan Dubnyk.
His record fell to 12-13-6 on the season after allowing three goals on 32 shots against Phoenix, but his overall numbers are very nice (.922 save percentage and 2.52 GAA). Most people will only notice that mediocre record and remember that embarrassing center-ice goal, though.

Devan Dubnyk made only allowed two goals on 38 shots in the Oilers 2-1 loss to the Anaheim Ducks.
Dubnyk did his part in giving the Oilers a chance to win, but the offense didn't deliver. The Ducks kept the offensive dynamos for the Oilers in check and were able to grind out a win. Unfortunately for the Dubnyk, until his team learns how to play better in their own zone more consistently and how to grind out wins like the Ducks did, he will be a sub par fantasy option. These type of growing pains come with a young team.

Devan Dubnyk kicked out 35 of 38 shots in a 4-1 loss Saturday.
Dubnyk allowed two goals on seven shots in the first period. This loss ended Dubnyk's four-game winning streak and dropped his record to 12-11-6 this season.

The Edmonton Oilers climbed into eighth place in the Western Conference thanks in part to Devan Dubnyk's work, although his offense took over on Wednesday, pummeling the Calgary Flames 8-2.
Dubnyk is now on a four-game winning streak, improving his overall record to 12-10-6 with very nice individual numbers (.922 save percentage and 2.50 GAA). Dubnyk has only allowed four goals i that four-game span, although he played less than a period to earn a win on March 28. His fantasy owners will take it, though.

Goaltender Devin Dubnyk made 33 saves as he and the Edmonton Oilers clobbered the visiting Calgary Flames 4-1 in the Battle of Alberta Monday night.
Dubnyk is hot. The only goal against him by the Flames was produced by Brian McGrattan with about 90 seconds left in the game. Dubnyk recorded a shutout Saturday night, stopping 23 shots by the Vancouver Canucks en route to a 4-0 victory.

Devin Dubnyk made 23 saves to earn his second shutout of the season in Edmonton's 4-0 triumph over Vancouver Saturday night.
Dubnyk is on a career pace for goals against average and save percentage so far this season, but will it be enough to lift the Oilers into the playoffs? As one of five teams fighting for St. Louis' eighth playoff spot, the Oilers need Dubnyk to pick it up even more.

Devan Dubnyk kicked out 22 of 25 shots in 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators Monday night.
It's been an up-and-down season for Dubnyk. The skills are there as his peripheral numbers are very respectable in this 48-game shortened season. However, Dubnyk still remains a shaky fantasy option, as he is far too inconsistent. He's a desperate fantasy play between the pipes in 12-team leagues.

It's been an up-and-down season for Devan Dubnyk, whose Edmonton Oilers lost 4-3 to the San Jose Sharks in a shootout on Wednesday.
Dubnyk is 8-9-6 with a .918 save percentage and 2.71 GAA this season. He's proven that he's at least a respectable starter at the NHL level in 2013, even if he's had some tough breaks here and there.

Devan Dubnyk is 2-0-1 in his last three starts.
Dubnyk had struggled in the two starts before that as he had given up two goals in 13 shots in both games but has only given up five goals in his last 94 shots, spanning three games. Dubnyk is 8-9-5 this season with a 2.71 GAA and a .919 save percentage so he is a good third goalie in deep pools.

It should come as no surprise that coming off a 4-0 shutout against Colorado Tuesday, that Devan Dubnyk will get the start in goal Friday against the Red Wings.
Dubnyk is a very solid goalie on a mediocre team. That may make him rosterable in your fantasy league and then again, maybe not.

Devan Dubnyk stood tall, stopping all of the Avs' 36 shots en route to a 4-0 shutout victory on Tuesday night.
The shutout is Dubnyk's first of the season, in what has been a decent year so far for the 26 year-old former first round pick. He improves to 6-9-4 on the year, his first as Edmonton's number one. He still remains a shaky fantasy option, as he is far too inconsistent. The skills are there, however, and he is a potential injury replacement if any of your top goalies are currently sidelined.

Devan Dubnyk (head) partook in an optional practice on Monday.
It appears that Dubnyk, who suffered a stinger on Sunday when he was run over by teammate Teemu Hartikainen, will get the start in goal for the Oilers Tuesday. Dubnyk was replaced by Yann Denis in the Edmonton cage Sunday but the Oilers would much rather go with Dubnyk. Get ready to put him back in net if you would normally do so.

Devan Dubnyk suffered a stinger on Sunday after being run over by teammate Teemu Hartikainen.
The good news is that Dubnyk expects to be back on Tuesday. "From the top of my head to the back of my neck it was burning. I'd never had that happen before," said Dubnyk. "I could move my fingers and stuff, so I knew I was OK but I didn't want to move because everything was on fire. I couldn't feel the back of my head for 25 minutes, but they said that was just part of the nerve thing. That's gone now. It's still stiff to look over one of my shoulders." Dubnyk gave up two goals on 13 shots before being taken out with Yann Danis finishing up and getting the win.

Devan Dubnyk didn't have his best stuff on Sunday even though the Oilers defeated Chicago by a score of 6-5.
The Oilers jumped ahead to a 4-0 lead, but Chicago slowly crept back into the contest, scoring two goals on Dubnyk on 13 shots. The Oilers then switched goaltenders, bringing in Yann Danis to close out the game and he allowed three goals on 24 attempts to hang on to the victory.

Devan Dubnyk kicked out 11 of 13 shots in 6-0 loss to the Nashville Predators.
Dubnyk was pulled after one period, but Yann Danis couldn't stop the bleeding. Danis ended up allowing four goals on 21 shots in the blowout loss.

Devan Dubnyk allowed just two goals on 27 shots in a 3-0 loss to the Red Wings Thursday night.
Dubnyk has definitely held up his end of the agreement, but the lack of support from his teammates means he has only won one of his past six outings and holds a 6-8-4 record on the season. He's still the number one option for the Oilers.

Devan Dubnyk made 35 stops in a 4-3 shootout loss to Columbus Tuesday night.
Dubnyk has won just one game in his last five appearances (1-3-1). He should continue to get plenty of starts for the Oilers with Nikolai Khabibulin on the shelf with a groin injury, but wins have been hard to come by for him this season.

Look for Devan Dubnyk to start in goal for the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night.
Dubnyk has allowed four goals in back-to-back starts, but he was also victim of highly substandard play in front of him. While Dubnyk's .917 save percentage and 2.84 GAA are respectable, his 6-7-3 record is not. Start him at your own risk.

Devan Dubnyk was beaten four times on 43 shots in a 4-2 loss to the Wild Sunday night.
Dubnyk was a victim of his team's ineptitude, particularly in the second period when Minnesota outshot the Oilers 18-0. The Edmonton goaltender boasts some relatively nice peripheral stats, but a 6-7-3 record simply doesn't pay the bills.

Devan Dubnyk allowed four goals on 30 shots in Edmonton's 4-2 loss to the Blues on Friday night.
Dubnyk was coming off of one of his better performances of the season on Thursday, but he wasn't able to carry the momentum into this one. With a 2.75 goals-against average and .917 save percentage, Dubnyk has been just OK this year. Ultimately, it's this up-and-down play in net that will probably complicate Edmonton's dreams of making noise as this season persists.

Devan Dubnyk will start against the St. Louis Blues on Friday.
St. Louis will be hungry for goals after being shutout on Thursday. Dubnyk might also be tired after turning aside 33 of 34 shots in a 5-1 victory over Dallas last night. All-in-all, this doesn't look like a good setup for Dubnyk.

Devan Dubnyk blocked 33 shots in Edmonton's 5-1 win over the Stars on Thursday night.
A good outing for the 26-year-old who had given up three or more goals in three consecutive starts. The offense should continue to evolve for the Oilers, but the big question mark will continue to surround the goaltending. Thus far, Dubnyk has a 2.66 goals-against average and .921 save percentage this season.

Goalie Devan Dubnyk blocked 25 of 28 shots but he and the Edmonton Oilers dropped a 3-1 decision to the visiting Minnesota Wild Thursday night.
Dubnyk played better than he did when the Oilers lost 4-1 to Dallas on Tuesday night.

Devin Dubnyk was shaky in net in the Oilers' 4-1 loss to Dallas on Tuesday night.
After a dominating performance against Columbus on Sunday, Dubnyk failed to put together another solid effort. Dubnyk has had his ups and downs so far in his first season as the Oilers' No. 1 goaltender. He's picked up his play of late, but his inconsistency makes him less than desirable as a fantasy option in net.

Devan Dubnyk is expected to start between the pipes Tuesday night against the Dallas Stars.
Dubnyk has played well this season and he remains the Oilers' primary starter for the time being despite the return of Nikolai Khabibulin. On the season, Dubnyk is 5-3-3 with a .928 save percentage and 2.45 GAA.

Devan Dubnyk turned aside 39 of 40 shots in a 3-1 win over Columbus Sunday.
The Oilers' number one netminder was excellent in this game and he needed to be, as his teammates had trouble generating offense throughout the contest. Dubnyk's record improves to 5-3-3 win the victory.

Devan Dubnyk will be between the pipes for the Oilers against Columbus on Sunday.
Dubnyk received his first off-day of the season Saturday, as Nikolai Khabibulin played against the Red Wings, but he'll be back in goal against the Blue Jackets.

Devan Dubnyk has started in all 10 of the Edmonton Oilers' games so far this season.
Nikolai Khabibulin dealt with hip problems earlier this season, but he's healthy now and the Oilers are still leaning heavily on Dubnyk. He'll eventually get a game off, but it looks like there won't be anything close to an even split of the netminding duties this season. Dubnyk has a 2.60 GAA and 923 save percentage this season.

Devan Dubnyk's winning percentage didn't get any better in Wednesday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Dallas Stars, but the Edmonton Oilers netminder's efforts have been commendable.
The big netminder has lost four games in a row after a 4-2-0 start, but on the bright side, Edmonton has gotten three points out of those four games (0-1-3). His overall numbers indicate that he's a genuine No. 1, too; he has a .923 save percentage and 2.60 GAA.

Devan Dubnyk will be between the pipes for a 10th straight game on Wednesday.
The 26-year-old keeper has started every game for the Oilers so far this season and he's rewarded them for their confidence of late with some superb play. Overall, Dubnyk has a 4-3-2 record with a 2.56 goals-against average and a .952 save percentage.

Devan Dubnyk made 37 saves in the Oilers 3-2 overtime loss to the Vancouver Canucks.
Dubnyk put in another incredible effort but unfortunately it wasn't enough. The Oilers have lost three in a row, and two of those games went to overtime. Dubnyk has been the Oilers MVP so far this season, having to make at least 30 saves in six of his nine starts. He may not get the wins, but he is putting up great stats, making him a valuable start in all formats.

Devan Dubnyk will be between the pipes Monday when the Oilers take on Vancouver.
Dubnyk has been the definite number one in Edmonton this season, missing only the 40 minutes he was pulled after giving up six first period goals to San Jose. Even with that mediocre outing, Dubnyk's stats are very good as he is 4-3-1 with a 2.53 GAA and a .925 save percentage. He is also slated to start Wednesday at home against Dallas.

Devan Dubnyk has enjoyed an excellent season to-date.
By turning aside 37 of 39 shots in a loss to the Avalanche Saturday, Dubnyk has not allowed more than two goals in a game since permitting four on 35 shots in a loss to the Flames on January 26th. A 4-3-1 may not be a fantastic mark, but his peripherals make him a valuable contributor in fantasy leagues.

Devan Dubnyk kicked out 37 of 39 shots in a 3-1 loss Saturday.
Dubnyk has allowed two or fewer goals in each of his last four starts. Unfortunately, the Oilers haven't been able to capitalize on his recent heroics and he consequently has a 2-1-1 record over that span.

Devan Dubnyk made 36 saves in the 3-2 shoot out loss to the San Jose Sharks.
Dubnyk got back to back starts despite having to play in an overtime win the night before. His last two starts have been incredible, only allowing three goals on 63 shots and getting his team to overtime so they had a chance to win both games. He is a solid third option fantasy netminder but won't likely be higher than that because of a poor defensive team and his own inconsistencies.

Edmonton coach Ralph Krueger hasn't divulged his starter for Thursday night's game against San Jose, but it would surprising if it wasn't Devan Dubnyk.
The Oilers bench boss said points are important, so going with a cold and probably rusty Nikolai Khabibulin versus the surging Sharks wouldn't be the appropriate call especially with Dubnyk playing well of late. He has allowed just two goals on 66 shots in his past two outings in a pair of wins.

While he's had a few hiccups, Devan Dubnyk is also handing in some brilliant performances, including in Wednesday's 2-1 OT win against the Phoenix Coyotes.
Dubnyk stopped 27 out of 28 shots for his second win in a row. He made 37 out of 38 saves in his last win, so the over-sized netminder is really on a hot streak. If he keeps this up, he'll have to be considered highly relevant even in smaller leagues.

Netminder Devan Dubnyk turned in a first-rate game as the Edmonton Oilers downed the visiting Colorado Avalanche 4-1 Monday night.
Dubnyk stopped 37 of 38 Colorado shots. It was quite the turnaround for Dubnyk, who allowed four goals on 35 shots in the Oilers' 4-3 loss to the Flames in Calgary on Saturday night.

Devan Dubnyk allowed four goals on 35 shots as the Oilers lost to the Flames 4-3 on Saturday night.
Dubnyk has had an up and down season so far, with wins against top Western Conference teams in Vancouver and Los Angeles, but a blowout loss to San Jose (6 GA) and now a weak showing against Calgary (4 GA).

Devan Dubnyk made 30 saves to help the Edmonton Oilers beat the LA Kings 2-1 in overtime.
Dubnyk went from looking like he didn't belong in the NHL verse the San Jose Sharks to becoming an impenetrable force against the Kings. The towering 6'5 goaltender can be dominant with his size and athleticism, but his inconsistency and the team's poor defense core keep him from being anything more than a number three fantasy goalie. If he plays like he did verse the Kings then maybe the Roberto Luongo rumors will go away, but he has a lot to prove in order for that to happen.

Devan Dubnyk isn't worried about the rumors suggesting that Roberto Luongo might be dealt to the Edmonton Oilers.
Such a trade would cost Dubnyk his starting gig, but there's not much he can do about that. "Everybody likes things to talk about and I'm sure it'll be that way for years to come," Dubnyk said. "It's certainly frustrating at times, but I've always said I'm confident I can do this job. I feel like my teammates feel the same way and so does the organization." We don't recommend fantasy owners worry too much about the Luongo rumors yet either. While anything's possible, Edmonton and Vancouver are division rivals, so it's not a ideal scenario for the Canucks. On top of that, the Oilers are probably at least a couple years away from being serious Stanley Cup contenders and Luongo makes far more sense for a team that's trying to win it all now.

Devan Dubnyk was pulled in the first period of Edmonton's 6-3 loss to San Jose on Tuesday night after allowing six goals on 17 shots.
Dubnyk played very well in the Oilers' season opener, but he was a totally different goaltender on Tuesday night. Hopefully he can bounce back, or else his chances of keeping the starting goaltending spot when Nikolai Khabibulin returns from injury are slim. Yann Danis came in for relief of Dubnyk and stopped all 14 shots he faced.

Devan Dubnyk will be the starting goalie Tuesday night against the San Jose Sharks.
Dubnyk backstopped the Oilers to a season-opening 3-2 shootout win Sunday, stopping 27 of Vancouver's 29 shots. As long as Nikolai Khabibulin (hip) remains sidelined, Dubnyk should get the majority of starts for Edmonton.

Devan Dubnyk turned aside 27 of 29 shots in a 3-2 shootout win over Vancouver Sunday.
Dubnyk and the Oilers trailed 2-0 midway through this contest, but the Edmonton netminder was sharp in the second half of the game, stopping all seven shots he faced in the third period and overtime as well as both of the Canucks shootout attempts.