Fleury allowed two goals on 22 shots in the Penguins’ win over the Panthers on Tuesday. Fleury has won four of his first seven starts while posting a 3.11 GAA and .904 SV%. Despite Matt Murray being back, it looks like Fleury will make his eighth consecutive start tonight vs. the Islanders. Fleury is an impressive 4-0-1 with a 2.36 GAA and .927 SV% on home ice.
Fleury was yanked after allowing five goals on 23 shots in the Penguins loss in Nashville on Saturday. It was a rough night for Fleury, who is now 3-2-1 with a 3.31 GAA and .904 SV% in his first six starts. Tonight Fleury takes on the 3-1-1 Panthers, who have averaged 3.20 goals per game to kick off the 2016-17 season.
Fleury allowed two goals on 34 shots in the Penguins’ win over the Sharks on Thursday. It was a nice bounce-back game for Fleury, who had lost each of his last two starts. He sits at 3-1-1 with a 2.76 GAA and .920 SV% in the early-going and tonight he will make his sixth consecutive start. Fleury will face a Nashville team that is dealing with food poisoning and who played last night.
Fleury allowed two goals on 34 shots in the Penguins’ win over the Sharks on Thursday. It was a nice bounce-back game for Fleury, who had lost each of his last two starts. He sits at 3-1-1 with a 2.76 GAA and .920 SV% in the early-going and tonight he will make his sixth consecutive start. Fleury will face a Nashville team that is dealing with food poisoning and who played last night.
Fleury surrendered four goals on 32 shots in the Penguins’ 4-0 shutout loss in Montreal on Tuesday. After winning his first two starts of the year, Fleury has now dropped two in a row while allowing a combined eight goals on 63 shots (.873 SV%). Tonight he makes his fifth consecutive start and he draws a rough matchup with the Sharks in town—San Jose has averaged 3.00 goals per game so far.
Fleury surrendered four goals on 32 shots in the Penguins’ 4-0 shutout loss in Montreal on Tuesday. After winning his first two starts of the year, Fleury has now dropped two in a row while allowing a combined eight goals on 63 shots (.873 SV%). Tonight he makes his fifth consecutive start and he draws a rough matchup with the Sharks in town—San Jose has averaged 3.00 goals per game so far.
Fleury allowed four goals on 31 shots in the Penguins overtime loss tot he Avalanche last night. Despite the loss and the back-to-back, the Penguins will not turn to Mike Condon and will start Fleury for the fourth straight game. Fleury comes into play with a 2.60 GAA and .926 SV% this season and was 2-1-0 with a 2.31 GAA and .929 SV% vs. Montreal last season.
Marc-Andre Fleury started last night, so Mike Condon could make his Penguins’ debut tonight vs. his former team back in Montreal. It would make sense, but head coach Mike Sullivan wouldn’t commit to a stater last night and without a morning skate, there won’t be any confirmation until around 5:30 pm ET.
Fleury allowed two goals on 36 shots in the Penguins win over the Ducks on Saturday. Fleury is off to a great start to the year, winning each of his first two starts while stopping 73 of 77 shots (.948 SV%). Tonight he will face an Avalanche team that beat the Stars 6-5 in their season opener on Saturday.
Fleury allowed two goals on 36 shots in the Penguins win over the Ducks on Saturday. Fleury is off to a great start to the year, winning each of his first two starts while stopping 73 of 77 shots (.948 SV%). Tonight he will face an Avalanche team that beat the Stars 6-5 in their season opener on Saturday.
Fleury was outstanding in the Penguins’ season opener, stopping 39 of 41 shots in a shootout win over the Capitals. With Matt Murray sidelined, Fleury is getting a chance to re-solidify himself as the Penguins’ No.1 option. He will get another chance tonight with a sub-par Ducks team coming to town. Fleury was 12-9-2 with a 2.49 GAA and .919 SV% vs. the Western Conference last year.
Fleury was outstanding in the Penguins’ season opener, stopping 39 of 41 shots in a shootout win over the Capitals. With Matt Murray sidelined, Fleury is getting a chance to re-solidify himself as the Penguins’ No.1 option. He will get another chance tonight with a sub-par Ducks team coming to town. Fleury was 12-9-2 with a 2.49 GAA and .919 SV% vs. the Western Conference last year.
Fleury had a strong 2015-16 season, winning 35 of his 58 games with a 2.29 GAA and .921 SV%. However, it was Matt Murray who led the Penguins to the Stanley Cup and will challenge Fleury for starts once he is healthy. Fleury has been a staple of consistency over his career, having won at least 30 games in the last seven consecutive full 82-game seasons. He might not start as many games as he is used to, but he will win more often than not.
Fleury missed Game 1 of the series and Jeff Zatkoff played very well in his absence. With Zatkoff’s performance the Penguins could go back to him to give Fleury another few days off, but Fleury was on the ice for Friday’s practice, so monitor his status when warmups get underway at 2:30 p.m. ET.
Fleury missed the final five games of the regular season with a concussion, but he practiced at the start of the week and practiced in the starter’s crease this morning. He was also the first goalie off of the ice, so all signs are pointing towards him returning tonight. He is officially listed as a game-time decision, so monitor his status when the Penguins hit the ice for warmups at 7:30 p.m. ET. Fleury was 3-1-0 with a 1.97 GAA and .922 SV% in four starts vs. the Rangers this season.
Fleury practiced again on Tuesday but he status for Wednesday’s series opener remains uncertain. Matt Murray is also day-to-day with an upper-body injury, so if Fleury can’t go in Game 1, look for Jeff Zatkoff to get the nod.
Fleury missed the final five games of the regular season with a concussion, but he was on the ice this morning and is working his way back. Fleury’s fill-in, Matt Murray, left Saturday’s game with an injury, so the Penguins’ goalie situation is up in the air right now. If Fleury can continue to practice and is feeling better, he could be ready for Game 1 on Wednesday.
