Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon has been confirmed as the starter for Monday's meeting with the Islanders. Detroit goes back to the goalie who has already come out victorious twice from the same matchup this season. Lyon has a 2-0-0 record against the Islanders, with only one goal allowed. The most recent victory came last week with a 22-save effort in a 2-1 win. Lyon's overall record for the season stands at 3-4-0. He has allowed 2.85 goals with a .908 save percentage. While his form tends to be inconsistent, Lyon seems to have the Islanders' number and must be full of confidence ahead of Monday's outing.
Alex Lyon Struggles In First Appearance Of The Month
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon had a rough outing as he returned from a lower-body injury on Friday against Anaheim, allowing five goals on 28 shots in a 6-4 defeat. The Red Wings battled out a 3-1 lead, but Lyon couldn't keep ahold of it, conceding three goals in the third period. The 31-year-old netminder has now dropped three starts in a row, with his record plummeting to 2-4-0. Lyon has a 3.13 goals-against average and a .903 save percentage for the campaign. He will give up the crease to Cam Talbot against the Kings on Saturday and might have to wait for his next opportunity for a while because Lyon hasn't been getting the job done for Detroit.
Alex Lyon Dealing With Lower-Body Injury, Ville Husso Called Up
Detroit Red Wings goalie Alex Lyon (lower body) tweaked an injury in practice on Thursday and won't play in either of the team's back-to-back games on Friday and Saturday. Cam Talbot will get Friday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, while Ville Husso was called up from the AHL and will start Saturday against the New York Rangers. Neither make for a great stream, as both the Rangers and Leafs have offensive firepower. As for Lyon, head coach Derek Lalonde said he wasn't overly concerned about the chance of a long-term absence, so the goalie should be back soon.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon stoned the Islanders on Tuesday, finishing a 1-0 victory with a 29-save shutout. Patrick Kane scored the only goal as Lyon played a key role in the win. He needed to make nearly three times as many saves as Ilya Sorokin in the other net, with Detroit only firing off 11 shots on goal. This was Lyon's fourth career shutout. The 31-year-old has been a late bloomer and will be delighted with his early season form. Lyon carries a 2-1-0 record and has allowed only 1.46 goals with a .955 save percentage. He's competing for playing time with Cam Talbot, who's gone 1-1-0 so far while also boasting one shutout with a 3.31 goals-against average and a .907 save percentage.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon will be in the crease for Monday's Original Six matchup against the Rangers. The Red Wings are going with a third different starter in three games after Ville Husso and Cam Talbot got the nod for the first two games of the season. Husso was waived at the weekend, and now it's Lyon's turn to show what he's capable of. The 31-year-old had a 21-18-5 record in Detroit last year, allowing 3.05 goals with a .904 save percentage. He owns a 2-3-0 career record against the Rangers, who have scored a whopping 11 goals in their first two 2024-25 outings.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon is getting the start on Monday for a crucial contest against the visiting Montreal Canadiens. After making six straight starts, Lyon gave way to James Reimer for Saturday's key 5-4 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs but he will get right back at it against the Canadiens on Monday. The 31-year-old has taken over the crease from Reimer this season but hasn't been as sharp of late. For the season, he owns a 3.03 goals-against average and a .906 save percentage across 43 outings (42 starts) while going 20-18-5 in that time. The Red Wings also play tomorrow as they sit tied for the second and final Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference but have the fewest regulation wins (the tiebreaker) between them and the Capitals, Flyers, and Penguins with two games to go.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon will once again be between the pipes for Thursday's home game versus the New York Islanders. The 31-year-old won an 8-3 decision over the Washington Capitals his last time out and will make his fifth start over his team's last six games on Thursday. Lyon has been the club's best option between the pipes this season over James Reimer and Ville Husso as he sports a quality 2.69 goals-against average and a .914 save percentage across 28 appearances, going 18-8-2 in that time. He has won each of his last four outings, allowing just one goal twice in that time. The Red Wings are winners of their last six games and sit fourth in the Atlantic Division with a 33-20-6 record.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon faces the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday with a chance to register his fourth win in five starts. The 31-year-old has become Detroit's regular starter with Ville Husso (lower body) sidelined and James Reimer out of form. Lyon didn't see any action for the Red Wings before Nov. 17, but he's been a very reliable option between the sticks since then, posting a 7-4-0 record while allowing 2.56 goals with a .919 save percentage and one shutout. Anaheim has the fourth-worst attacking record in the league, so there's a strong chance Lyon's rise continues Sunday night.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon (lower body) is out week-to-week after exiting Saturday's game early with a lower-body injury. This is a tough blow for the Wings, who also lost Ville Husso (lower body) to injury in Monday's contest. Lyon has been terrific for Detroit and was slowly getting more starts, deservedly so after posting a 4-3 record with a 2.14 GAA, .932 SV%, and 5.3 GSAA in seven games. With Lyon and Husso out, expect James Reimer to get the bulk of the work in net.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon stopped 34-of-35 shots on goal in Thursday's 5-1 victory against the Blackhawks. Lyon picked up his third consecutive victory since returning from Sweden for the NHL Global Series, while limiting the opposing team to one goal for the second straight game. Lyon's strong start brings his season totals to a record of 3-1-0 to go along with a 1.26 goals against average and .958 save percentage, and the 30-year-old is worth adding across all formats.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon stopped 37-of-38 shots on goal in Sunday's 4-1 victory against the Wild. It was Lyon's third start as a member of the Red Wings, and he continued his great form with another quality performance after posting a shutout against the Devils in his previous outing. Lyon improves to a record of 2-1-0 to go along with a 1.35 goals against average and .952 save percentage, while fantasy managers can add the goaltender as a streaming option for the upcoming back-to-back on the schedule.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon headed into Thanksgiving in great spirits, having shut out New Jersey in Wednesday's 4-0 win. Playing in only his second game with the Red Wings, Lyon needed to make just 16 saves to celebrate his second career shutout. The 30-year-old has stopped 42 of 45 shots across two appearances for a nice .933 save percentage, and he has a 1-1-0 record for the season with a 1.53 goals-against average.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Alex Lyon is the starting netminder for Wednesday's contest versus the visiting New Jersey Devils. It's the second start of the season for the journeyman after he surrendered three third-period goals in a tough-luck 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs in Sweden last week. Lyon was a big late-season contributor for the Florida Panthers last season when he stabilized the crease with a 2.89 goals-against average and .912 save percentage in 15 games, winning nine of them. He owns a career 3.05 GAA and .902 Sv% across 40 career regular-season NHL appearances. He has another tough matchup on tap against a Devils offense that ranks sixth overall and first in the NHL with a hefty 39% clip on the power play.
Laurent Brossoit Between The Pipes Monday Against Winnipeg
In Game 4 of the Western Conference first-round series, Vegas Golden Knights netminder Laurent Brossoit will be in goal Monday. Despite allowing four goals on 34 shots, Brossoit managed to secure his second straight win as the Golden Knights defeated the Jets 5-4 in overtime in Game 3. This marks the 30-year-old's first time starting in a playoff series, and his performance has been average, with a record of 2-1-0, a 2.97 goals-against-average, and a .897 save percentage.
Florida Panthers goalie Alex Lyon will be starting in goal against Boston Monday. In the last few months of the season, Lyon proved a valuable asset for the Panthers by securing points in seven of his previous eight starts, finishing with an impressive 9-4-2 record, a 2.89 goals-against-average, and a .914 save percentage. Although the 30-year-old has been in the NHL for six years, he hasn't had the chance to compete in the playoffs. Therefore, his playoff debut will be challenging, to say the least, going up against Boston. The Bruins had an outstanding regular season, breaking NHL records with 65 wins and 135 points.
Florida Panthers goaltender Alex Lyon made history in Saturday's 4-2 win over Washington, becoming the first netminder in franchise history to record a six-game winning streak during his first season with the team. He pushed aside 22 shots to improve to 9-3-1 for the campaign. Lyon had a pretty tough time in his first few appearances but has now been one of the hottest goalies in the league as of late, giving up two or fewer goals in each of the six games during his winning streak. He needs to produce a pair of similar performances in the final week of the regular season for Florida to hang on to its playoff spot. It's not going to be easy, with Lyon and the Panthers facing two top teams in Toronto and Carolina.
Alex Lyon Sets Franchise Record For Saves In Regulation Game
Florida Panthers goaltender Alex Lyon stopped 56-of-58 shots on goal to set a franchise record for saves in a regulation game in Thursday's 7-2 victory against the Senators. Lyon continued his impressive run as he earned his fifth consecutive victory to keep the Panthers in the mix for the top wild card spot in the Eastern Conference, while the 56 saves surpassed the regulation record of 53 set by Craig Anderson on March 2, 2008. Lyon's 56-save performance ranks second all-time in Panthers history, with the record of 57 saves being held by Hall of Fame goaltender Roberto Luongo. Lyon will continue to start for the Panthers as they have three games remaining on the schedule, with meetings against the Capitals, Maple Leafs and Hurricanes to close out the regular season.
Florida Panthers goaltender Alex Lyon had another impressive performance as he stopped 39-of-40 shots on goal in Tuesday's 2-1 victory against the Sabres. The 30-year-old goaltender picked up his fourth straight win as he has done a fantastic job while filling in for starting netminder Sergei Bobrovsky, who has been unavailable due to an illness. Lyon has only surrendered five goals over the previous four games and has been critical in the late-season playoff push for the Panthers, as the team is currently tied for the top wild card spot in the Eastern Conference with the New York Islanders. Fantasy managers should keep Lyon on their roster with four games remaining on the Panthers schedule.
Florida Panthers goalie Alex Lyon will be in goal when they face off against the Buffalo Sabres Tuesday. Lyon delivered an impressive performance in his last game against the Blue Jackets on April 4th, where he earned his first career shutout and third consecutive win by stopping all 21 shots he faced. With his decent 6-3-1 record, 3.24 goals-against-average, and .899 save percentage, Lyon has been a reliable asset for the team. However, he faces a tough challenge as the Buffalo Sabres have won four of their last five games.
Florida Panthers goaltender Alex Lyon collected his first career NHL shutout in Saturday's 7-0 victory against the Blue Jackets. Lyon made 21 saves to pick up his third consecutive win while Panthers starting goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky has been unavailable due to an illness. Lyon's impressive performance has helped the Panthers move into the second wild card spot in the Eastern Conference, and the 30-year-old has only surrendered four goals over the previous three games. Lyon should be rostered across all formats as the Panthers try to close out the regular season on a high note and qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
