Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury continues to await his chance to get back between the pipes in the postseason.
Fleury was replaced by backup Tomas Vokoun prior to Game Six of the team's first round series win over the Islanders who has yet to concede the role, posting a perfect 4-0 record in the process. Vokoun will be in goal for Game Three of their second round series in Ottawa Sunday, but it's anybody's guess which net minder gets the nod once the Penguins actually lose a game.

Marc-Andre Fleury wants another chance to play, but he seems to be taking the decision to ride the bench in stride for now.
"It's not that it's hard," he said referring to being told he wouldn't start in Game 5. "It's mostly the games -- losing -- that's what's hard. That's what [stinks]. A lot of goals. It's frustrating. I wish I would have done better. But that's in the past. Looking forward to another shot at it." He seemed understanding when the decision to play Tomas Vokoun was made, but after Vokoun's shutout win in Game 5 Fleury will likely remain as the team's backup on Saturday.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 18 saves and allowed six goals in a 6-4 loss to the Islanders Tuesday.
The defeat evened the best-of-seven series at two games apiece. After beginning the series with a shutout it has been downhill for Fleury ever since. He has surrendered 14 goals against in his past three games and it is starting to look like the player who struggled in the playoffs last year versus Philadelphia. Coach Dan Bylsma will probably face questions regarding his starter heading into Game 5, as the Penguins have a very capable backup in Tomas Vokoun waiting for an opportunity to play.

Marc-Andre Fleury nabbed the win as the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New York Islanders 5-4 in OT on Sunday.
It wasn't always pretty, yet "The Flower" managed to hang in there for his second postseason victory of 2013. He stopped 32 out of 36 shots in the game.

Marc-Andre Fleury blocked 38 of 42 shots in the Penguins' 4-3 loss to the Islanders on Friday night in Game 2 of their first-round series.
Even though the Penguins entered the second period with a 3-1 lead, this game never had the feel of Game 1, when the Penguins dominated and the Isles were overwhetmed. Still, the Fleury and the Penguins -- especially on home ice -- have to find a way to secure the win in this type of situation. Instead, the Isles got stronger as the game went on, scoring three unanswered goals, the winner coming via a carom off the back boards that Fleury couldn't corral and knocked in himself. Dating back to the regular season, Fleury has given up at least three goals five of his last six games.

Marc-Andre Fleury was a perfect 26-for-26 Wednesday night in the Penguins' 5-0 win over the Islanders in Game 1 of their first-round series.
Fluery had a miserable playoffs last year, so even in a rout, this is welcome site for the Penguins. The shutout was the sixth of his career in the postseason. It was also the first time in five starts that he gave up fewer than three goals. Pittsburgh killed off all four power play chances for the Islanders and blocked 22 shots.

Marc-Andre Fleury has not performed very well in the playoffs since leading the Penguins to back-to-back Stanley Cup final appearances in 2008 and 2009.
Over the past three years since then, he has a 3.12 goals-against average and an .880 save percentage in 26 postseason games. However, none of his teammates blame him for last year's woeful opening-round loss to Philadelphia and they feel that Fleury is in a good place heading into the 2013 playoffs. "He just seems like he's more ready," defenseman Matt Niskanen said of Fleury. "There's a different feel about him. He's just on top of things." The Penguins have a capable backup in Tomas Vokoun should Fluery falter. Fleury played well during the regular season though, so it's likely that Vokoun won't be needed.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 27 saves in Pittsburgh's 8-3 win over the Hurricanes on Saturday night.
Even though the result was lopsided, the game didn't get out of hand until the third period, when the Penguins scored five unanswered goals. Fleury has given up at least three goals in four straight games. He's the number one for Pittsburgh, but you'd have to imagine coach Dan Bylsma will have a quick hook in the playoffs if he struggles, now that Tomas Vokoun is in town.

Marc-Andre Fleury will start in goal Saturday night against the Hurricanes.
Coach Dan Bylsma stated earlier this week he wanted Fleury to start the Pens' last three games of the season but Fleury's wife was due to deliver the couple's first child and that could have altered those plans. Baby Estelle was born Friday, so the happy new father should be between the pipes Saturday night.

Marc-Andre Fleury allowed three goals on 32 shots Thursday in a 3-2 loss to New Jersey.
The Penguins are locked into the top spot in the East so this result isn't important as long as the team is healthy and prepared for the postseason. Fleury's record for the season stands at 22-8-0.

Marc-Andre Fleury had 29 saves on 32 shots in a 4-2 loss to Buffalo Tuesday night.
The defeat snapped his personal four-game winning streak. Fleury wasn't in uniform for Monday's win over Ottawa because he welcomed a new baby into his family with his wife. He's slated to start the team's final two games of the regular season though.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to start the Penguins' final three regular-season games.
Fleury sat out the Penguins' game Monday because his wife was having a baby. The Penguins have the No. 1 seed locked up but likely want to keep Fleury from getting rusty before the postseason.

Marc-Andre Fleury will not play on Monday because his wife is having a baby.
The Penguins will play in Ottawa tonight before heading back to Pittsburgh, so it's entirely possible that Fleury will just miss one contest. Fleury has a 2.32 GAA and .917 save percentage in 30 games this season.

We expect Marc-Andre Fleury to get the call against the Bruins Saturday afternoon.
There has been nothing official reported yet, but it would be a surprise if the Penguiuns didn't turn to Fleury in a meaningful game with the top conference seeding available to them with a win.

Marc-Andre Fleury won his fourth game in a row as the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Montreal Canadiens 6-4 on Wednesday.
Fleury improved his record to 22-6-0 on the season with a .917 save percentage and 2.32 GAA. While he doesn't always make stats-leaning hockey fans satisfied, his strong goal support and workhorse potential earns him serious fantasy credibility.

Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 25 of the 26 shots he faced Saturday night as he helped the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins down the Florida Panthers 3-1.
Fleury gets criticized a lot but his goals-against average isn't bad at 2.31.

Marc-Andre Fleury is likley to get the start Saturday against the Panthers.
That said, we wouldn't be surprised if Tomas Vokoun got the call against his former team.

Marc-Andre Fleury surrendered three goals on 28 shots, but won his 20th game of the season on Tuesday night.
The Hurricanes took a 3-2 lead early in the third period, but the Penguins stormed back to take the victory. Fleury has posted a .917 save percentage and a 2.31 goals-against average this season, so he hasn't been riding the coattails of his offensive teammates but they were able to bail him out in Tuesday night's win.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to get the start in net Tuesday night.
Fleury looked much better in his most recent start, allowing just one goal on 35 shots Friday. He'll have a shot to collect a win most nights but his GAA and save percentage could stand to be better.

Marc-Andre Fluery kicked away only 33 shots in Pittsburgh's 6-1 loss to the Rangerson Wednesday night.
The Penguins were on their heels for much of this game and failed to generate any consistent pressure and attack in the offensive end. Unfortunately for them, Fleury's play mirrored his teammates' and he couldn't pick them up. He's been nearly unbeatable for much of March, so we have to give him a free pass on this one. Fleury had won his last seven starts, and in those games had allowed nine goals, total.

Marc-Andre Fleury will get the nod for Pittsburgh Wednesday against the Rangers.
He got an opportunity to shake off some rust when he entered Tuesday's contest versus Buffalo in relief of Tomas Vokoun. Fleury stopped all 16 shots he faced in his first appearance since injuring his neck back on March 26.

Look for Marc-Andre Fleury (neck) to dress for Saturday's game.
It's still not clear if he'll be the backup or starter, but the Penguins have already returned goaltender Jeff Zatkoff to the minors. Fleury was hurt on Tuesday and didn't play on Thursday as a result.

Marc-Andre Fleury (neck) will be "available" for Saturday's game, according to Penguins coach Dan Bylsma.
Bylsma wouldn't specify if Fleury would start or not. Fleury missed Thursday's 4-0 victory against the Winnipeg Jets.

Marc-Andre Fleury (upper body) took part in Pittsburgh's game-day skate Thursday morning.
He underwent concussion testing after being hit in the helmet by teammate Tyler Kennedy on Tuesday night. Fleury may still be available to back up Tomas Vokoun against the Winnipeg Jets. His status for the game is listed as a game-time decision.

Marc-Andre Fleury is still being evaluated by the Penguins.
According to coach Dan Bylsma, Fleury hasn't been ruled out to serve as Tomas Vokoun's backup Thursday night against Winnipeg. He reportedly suffered a sore neck and had to come out of Tuesday's contest after the second period.

Marc-Andre Fleury is reportedly dealing with a sore neck following his collision with teammate Tyler Kennedy on Tuesday night.
The extent of the ailment and how much time he may or may not miss should be known at some point today.

Pittsburgh goalie coach Gilles Meloche said he thought Marc-Andre Fleury was "going to be OK" after he left Tuesday's game following the second period, but head coach Dan Bylsma declined to provide specifics about his keeper's status.
Fleury will be re-evaluated Wednesday after he was accidentally hit in the helmet by the the left arm of teammate Tyler Kennedy late in the second period. He was covering the puck when it happened and the Penguins blamed Montreal forward Brian Gionta for pushing Kennedy into Fluery. Stay tuned for updates on his status.

Marc-Andre Fleury defended all 25 shots from the Canadiens in a 1-0 shutout victory Tuesday night.
The win was his league-leading 18th of the year, but he had to leave the game after the second period due to an undisclosed injury. Tomas Vokoun started the third period in relief to made 12 saves on 12 shots. Fleury hasn't permitted more than two goals in his past four outings, but now the focus and concern will shift to his health.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to get the start in net Tuesday night.
Fleury has been flat-out excellent since March, going 5-0-0 and allowing more than one goal just once over that stretch. Overall, he's won seven straight decisions and should be started on a nightly basis simply based on the team that plays in front of him.

Marc-Andre Fleury was rock-solid for the Penguins Sunday as he stopped 27 of 28 shots en route to a 2-1 overtime victory against Philadelphia.
As goes the Pens, so goes Fleury it seems, as the netminder has won seven straight decisions and has yet to register a loss in the month of March. Playing behind such a talented supporting cast has its perks and it's a major reason why the floor is so high on Fleury's production each year.

Marc-Andre Fleury will get the start Sunday at home against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Flower has had his bouts with inconsistency from game to game and season to season but when looking at the big picture, he has been consistently good. He remains one of the better bets in nets when it comes to fantasy. Needless to stay, he's a must start everytime he's between the pipes, especially for a strong Pittsburgh club.

Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 28 shots in a 2-1 win over Washington Tuesday.
He has five consecutive wins for a league-leading total of 16 on the year. Fleury has looked very good in his last three outings especially, which has helped him raise his save percentage to .912 and lower his goals-against average to 2.38.

Marc-Andre Fleury will likely start in goal Tuesday night.
Fleury continues to rack up the wins playing behind a stellar Penguins team, although his peripheral numbers still leaves something to be desired. He's a solid starting option in fantasy leagues, but it's unlikely he'll ever reach the elite level.

Marc-Andre Fleury punched away 28 of 29 shots Thursday as the Penguins registered a 3-1 win over Toronto.
This marks the second consecutive contest where the Penguins have erased a third period deficit, having outlasted the Bruins earlier in the week. The victory raises Fleury's record to 14-5-0 on the season.

Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 14 of 16 shots but got a 3-2 win against Boston on Tuesday night.
The Bruins didn't muster much in the way of chances and they didn't find the back of the net after scoring twice on only five shots in the first period. Fleury has a share of the league lead with 13 wins on the year, but his peripherals aren't very good.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to get the start in goal Tuesday.
Fleury's season has been nothing to write home about. The Pittsburgh netminder is 12-5-0 with a .902 save percentage and 2.71 GAA and would likely have even worse numbers if he played on a team other than the high-powered Penguins.

Marc-Andre Fleury sticked aside 22 shots in the Penguins' 5-4 win in the shootout over the Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
Fleury wasn't tested all that much, and he wasn't all that good, either. The netminder has given up 15 goals over his last four appearances, seeing his goals-against average rise to 2.64 and his save percentage decrease to a pedestrian .905.

Alhtough in the last few years a trip to Toronto may have meant a start for a Penguins' backup netminder, look for Marc-Andre Fluery to get the call against the resurgent Maple Leafs Saturday night.
Adjust your goaltending rotation accordingly.

Marc-Andre Fleury lasted just one period against the Flyers after allowing four goals on 18 shots in the opening frame.
Fleury was replaced by Tomas Vokoun to start the second period and he turned away all 14 shots he faced while his teammates staged a comeback to earn a 5-4 victory. Fleury simply didn't have it on this night, but his long-term outlook shouldn't be altered as a result of one poor outing.

Marc-Andre Fleury allowed three goals on 28 shots in a 4-3 win over Tampa Bay Monday night.
Flower has had his bouts with inconsistency from game to game and season to season but when looking at the big picture, he has been consistently good. He remains one of the better bets in nets when it comes to fantasy and he proved it again tonight in the win. Needless to stay, he's a must start everytime he's between the pipes.

Marc-Andre Fleury will start Monday against Tampa Bay.
Coach Dan Bylsma announced the decision on Sunday after surprisingly playing backup Tomas Vokoun Saturday night in Montreal. Fleury has been excellent this season, while posting a 10-5-0 record, a .912 save percentage and a 2.40 GAA.

Marc-Andre Fleury will get the start in the Penguins' net for Saturday's game against Montreal.
He will certainly be pumped for former coach Michel Therrien's homecoming.

Marc-Andre Fleury allowed four goals on 29 shots in a 4-1 loss to Carolina Thursday night.
The loss was the first suffered by Fleury in his past six outings so he has earned a pass for this misstep. With a 10-4-0 record and solid peripheral numbers, Fleury remains one of the best goaltending properties in the game.

Marc-Andre Fleury yielded three goals on 28 shots Sunday night in the Penguins' 5-3 win versus the Lightning.
Fleury is on a roll, with five straight wins. He remains one of the better bets between the pipes for fantasy leaguers. The 28-year-old is 10-3-0 with a 2.22 goals-against average and .917 save percentage.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to get the start between the pipes Sunday night at home against the Lightning.
Flower has had his bouts with inconsistency from game to game and season to season but when looking at the big picture, he has been consistently good. In his past eight starts, the Sorel, Qu‚bec native is 7-1 with a 1.88 goals-against average and a .930 save percentage. Needless to stay, he's a must start everything he's between the pipes.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 22 saves Friday night in Pittsburgh's 3-1 win over the Panthers.
Fleury has now won four games in a row. With a 2.34 goals-against average and .914 save percentage, Fluery is a guy who won't have elite peripheral stats, but he'll certainly rack up the wins -- he has nine this season -- on a solid club like the Penguins. He's a rock-solid number-one option in fantasy leagues.

Marc-Andre Fleury will probably get the nod for Pittsburgh Wednesday when the Penguins play Philadelphia at home.
Coach Dan Bylsma isn't expected to name his starter until close to puck drop, but he should get another match against the Flyers after beating them in the Penguins' regular-season opener. Fluery has started 11 games to Tomas Vokoun's five so far this campaign, but that ratio should even out as the season progresses to keep Fleury fresher for the postseason.

Marc-Andre Fleury earned his eighth win of the season as the Pittsburgh Penguins topped the Buffalo Sabres 4-3.
Fleury really had to come up big in the third period, stopping 16 out of 17 shots. Overall, he made 30 out of 33 saves on Sunday. He's been victorious in five of his last six games.

Marc-Andre Fleury will be between the pipes Sunday on the road against the Buffalo Sabres.
Flower has had his bouts with inconsistency from game to game and season to season but when looking at the big picture, he has been consistently good. He's a must start every time he's on the ice and is a very solid option in fantasy moving forward in this 48-game shortened season.

Marc-Andre Fleury was sharp Friday night, making 25 saves in the Penguins' 3-1 win over the Jets.
Fleury has given up more than two goals just once in his last six games. The netminder has been very steady of late, with a 2.26 goals-against average and .915 save percentage on the year. Right now, he's a very solid number one for fantasy owners.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 27 saves in the Penguins' 4-2 win over the Senators on Wednesday night.
Fleury now has nine starts to Tomas Vokoun's five. The 28-year-old has just one loss over his last five starts, a span that has seen him give up more than two goals just once. He has a 2.41 goals-against average and .909 save percentage this year.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 25 saves and allowed three in a 3-1 loss to New Jersey on Saturday afternoon.
The loss snapped a three-game win streak for the Penguins netminder and dropped his record to 5-3-0 on the year.

As reported here Friday, Marc-Andre Fleury will start in goal against Martin Brodeur and the Devils Saturday afternoon.
Make sure he is active.

Marc-Andre Fleury is expected to start in net Saturday against the New Jersey Devils.
Fleury is 5-2-0 this season with a solid 2.38 GAA and .909 save percentage. The two teams play again Sunday back in Pittsburgh so it wouldn't surprise us if Tomas Vokoun gets the call for the second half of the home and home.

Marc-Andre Fleury made 23 stops in a 5-2 win over Washington Thursday.
The win was his fifth of the season in seven appearances. Fleury has performed well this season with a .909 save percentage and a 2.38 goals-against average.

Marc-Andre Fleury turned away 32 of 34 Islanders' shots as the Penguins skated to a 4-2 win on Tuesday.
Fleury was exceptional in this game, as the Isles came at him in waves thanks to a multitude of power play opportunities. Despite the lingering Tomas Vokoun, the Penguins have enough faith in Fleury not to tinker too much with his playing time.

Marc-Andre Fleury saved 15 of 16 shots in a 5-1 win over the New Jersey Devils on Saturday.
Fleury never faced more than six shots in a single paragraph. Backup goaltender Tomas Vokoun will get the nod on Sunday against Washington.

Marc-Andre Fleury will play between the pipes on Saturday.
Tomas Vokoun earned a shutout on Thursday, but Penguins coach Dan Bylsma is working off of a pre-planned goaltending schedule. He doesn't plan to deviate from that at this time.

Marc-Andre Fleury allowed four goals on 17 shots before being removed in a 4-1 loss to the Islanders Tuesday.
Fleury should eventually be just fine, but the presence of Tomas Vokoun presents the outside possibility that he could be usurped at some point. Vokoun entered tonight's game and stopped all seven shots he faced.

Marc-Andre Fleury will likely start in goal Tuesday against the New York Islanders.
Fleury's GAA and save percentage numbers aren't great, but he plays on one of the best teams on the league. Although he might cede a few more starts than usual this season, Fleury should still clock a great win-loss record regardless of his peripheral stats.

Marc-Andre Fleury blocked 31 of 32 shots in a 2-1 shootout win over Ottawa Sunday.
The win improves the goaltender's record to 2-1-0 despite less-than-stellar peripheral stats. Even if he suffers through a cold snap, Fleury's teammates should provide enough support for him to retain his value.

Marc-Andre Fleury will get the nod against the Ottawa Senators on Sunday.
Backup goaltender Tomas Vokoun has historically struggled against the Senators and that helped Penguins coach Dan Bylsma make his decision. Fleury has a 3.01 GAA and .882 save percentage in two games this season.

Marc-Andre Fluery had a Wednesday night he'd like to forget in the Penguins' 5-2 loss to the Maple Leafs.
Fleury made only 19 saves in defeat. Tomas Vokoun was brought in to give Pittsburgh a more reliable backup option and some competition for Fleury, but it's still way too early to expect him to steal any starts from the team's No. 1, who should remain an excellent option in net this season for fantasy owners.

Marc-Andre Fleury is slated to return to the cage for Pittsburgh on Wednesday versus the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Fleury and Tomas Vokoun split back-to-back starts for the Penguins over the weekend, but Fleury will get the call for Wednesday's home opener.

Goalies will be faced with more pressure than ever this season.
With only 48 games on the slate, every point is crucial. This is compounded even more by rusty netminders -- they won't have their normal preseason routine, which includes game action, at their disposal. "A lot of times you feel good, your body, but then in your head, when the game happens, it's faster and at a higher pace," Fleury said. "You can be waiting there [in the crease] for a long time, then, all of a sudden, you get a good shot [from an opposing player]. You have to be ready [mentally]. That's why I think [exhibition games] are nice, because you can get into it, get a feel for the game."

Pittsburgh GM Ray Shero is pleased to have a goaltending tandem of Marc-Andre Fleury and Tomas Vokoun going into a shortened season.
"We knew (starter) Marc-Andre (Fleury) needed more support from the No. 2 goalie, and he needs more rest," said Shero. "Tomas (Vokoun) gives us an upgrade at that spot. He gives the coaching staff options, and that's what you want. ... Depth at the goaltending position is certainly going to be a key with the short season."