Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner posted a 27-save shutout on Friday evening against the Pittsburgh Penguins. This was a great bounce back performance for not only Skinner, but the Oilers as well. Through his first five starts of the season, the 25-year-old allowed at least three goals in each game with a high of five in the season opener. Fantasy managers should expect Skinner to have plenty of opportunities to pick up a win given how potent the Edmonton offense can be. Last season, Skinner set a career-high with 36 wins and a 2.62 GAA and .905 SV%. Skinner should be expected to return to the starting crease on Sunday when the Oilers travel to Detroit.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner will look to keep his impressive form going in Monday's Game 7 of the 2024 Stanley Cup Final against the Panthers. Following an inconsistent start to the postseason, Skinner has enjoyed a very strong three-game stretch in the Final, allowing only five goals on 86 shots for a .942 save percentage. He has yet to win more than three decisions in a row in these playoffs but did enjoy three separate winning streaks of at least four games during the regular season. Skinner carries a 14-8 record for the entire postseason with a 2.47 goals-against average, a .901 save percentage, and one shutout.
Stuart Skinner Bounces Back From Rough Start In Game 4 Win
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner improved to 9-5 for the 2024 postseason with a 5-2 victory over Dallas Wednesday night. Things got off to the worst possible start for Skinner, who allowed two goals on four shots in the opening five and a half minutes of action. However, he played a perfect game after that, getting back to winning ways following two consecutive defeats. Inconsistency has plagued Skinner throughout the playoffs, but he remains Edmonton's top option between the pipes. The 25-year-old carries a 2.71 goals-against average with a .887 save percentage and one shutout.
Stuart Skinner Looks To Return To Winning Ways Monday
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner is set to make his 13th start of the postseason in Monday's Game 3 against Dallas. He's started the series well, allowing four goals in two games, but Skinner will be aiming to get back to winning ways on Monday after the Stars tied the series at one with a 3-1 victory in Game 2. Skinner has gone through some very dark times in these playoffs, but he has registered three victories in his last four appearances. The 25-year-old has saved 82 of 89 shots during the run for a solid .921 save percentage. Skinner's overall record for the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs stands at 8-4, and he has allowed 2.65 goals with a .890 save percentage.
Stuart Skinner Continues To Struggle Against Canucks
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner had another shocker in Sunday's 4-3 loss to Vancouver. He managed to save only 11 of 15 shots while spending 40:11 on the ice. Skinner was pulled for Calvin Pickard after two periods and saw a bit more action near the end of the third. The Oilers No. 1 was beaten three times in the first period, and Vancouver scored twice against him on the power play. With three games played in the series and the Canucks now 2-1 up, Skinner boasts an abysmal 0.793 save percentage. The Oilers face a big goaltending decision ahead of Game 4. Pickard had a 12-7-1 record during the regular season and stopped all three shots he faced on Sunday.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner posted a shutout on Sunday as the Oilers took a 3-1 stranglehold on the Los Angeles Kings. Evan Bouchard's second-period power-play goal was all the offense in the contest as the Oilers go back home with a 3-1 lead and will look to put the Kings away on Wednesday. Skinner turned aside all 33 shots he faced and the Oilers won despite being outshot 33-13 in the contest. After allowing nine goals through the first two games of the series, the 25-year-old has yielded just a single tally over the last two contests, putting up a .987 save percentage in that time. He posted a 2.62 goals-against average and a .905 save percentage across 57 starts and 59 appearances during the regular season.
Edmonton Oilers netminder Stuart Skinner will not be between the pipes of Tuesday's contest against the visiting Montreal Canadiens. This is not a back-to-back scenario, meaning this is strictly to give Skinner some rest while Calvin Pickard gets the start. The 25-year-old has indeed been leaned on heavily this season with his 49 games played sitting in a five-way tie for the second-most outings by a netminder this season. Skinner has posted a 2.57 goals-against average and a .908 save percentage on the season, posting a 30-13-4 record in the process. His 5.34 goals saved above average sits 24th of 69 qualified netminders, according to Hockey Reference. Pickard sports a 2.27 GAA and .919 Sv% across 14 games (13 starts) for the Oilers this season and is a strong streaming option against a Canadiens team that ranks 27th with 2.72 goals per game on the season.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner will give way to backup Calvin Pickard for Thursday's road game against the Detroit Red Wings. This is simply a rest for the well-used netminder as there is no back-to-back situation at play for the club. Skinner has played nearly every night for the Oilers after Jack Campbell was demoted to the minors early in the season. The 25-year-old sits with a 2.69 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage through 28 outings (27 starts) on the season but has been fantastic of late. Skinner has won 13 of his last 15 decisions and has yielded two goals or fewer 10 times in that span, including in each of his last five while winning six straight games. He has become a high-end fantasy option on a surging Oilers team as a result.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner was perfect with his work in Thursday's matchup against San Jose, posting a 25-save shutout in a 5-0 win. After also keeping Washington from scoring on Nov. 23, Skinner can celebrate having multiple shutouts in a season for the first time in his career. Following a horrible start to 2023-24, the 25-year-old has managed to post respectable numbers this month. He has won five of seven starts in December with a 2.32 goals-against average and a .913 save percentage. Skinner's overall record reads 13-9-1, and he has allowed 2.91 goals while registering a .891 save percentage.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner is expected to make his 14th start of the season on Sunday versus Anaheim. The campaign has started horribly for Skinner, but he has just produced his best outing of 2023-24, recording his first shutout of the season with a 25-save effort in a 5-0 win over Washington. With the result, Skinner improved his record to 5-7-1, and four of the victories have come across his last six starts. The 25-year-old has performed better as of late, but he still boasts a poor 3.37 goals-against average and has a lowly .875 save percentage. It's been a rough year for Skinner, but he should have a good chance of making it back-to-back wins for himself on Sunday, with the Ducks slumping and traveling to Edmonton with a five-game losing streak.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner made 25 saves and posted his first shutout of the season in Friday's 5-0 victory against the Capitals. Skinner had a bounce back performance after a pair of losses to the Lightning and Hurricanes in his recent starts, as the goaltender took advantage of the matchup against the low-scoring Capitals to post his third career shutout in the NHL. Skinner's productive game lowers his season totals to a 3.37 goals against average and .875 save percentage through 14 appearances as the starting goaltender on an underperforming Oilers team.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner stopped 32-of-35 shots on goal in Wednesday's 4-3 overtime victory against the Kraken. Skinner overcame three unanswered goals in the second period as he surrendered goals to Kraken forwards Jared McCann, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare and Alex Wennberg, but the 25-year-old did not allow another goal for the remainder of the contest as the Oilers put together a comeback victory in overtime. Skinner collected his third consecutive victory, bringing his season totals to a record of 4-5-1 to go along with a 3.23 goals against average and .880 save percentage through 11 appearances. Skinner is a risky option across standard fantasy formats with the Oilers schedule consisting of road games against the Lightning, Panthers and Hurricanes in the upcoming week.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner will be back between the sticks for Saturday's tilt against the Jets. This will be the second start of the season for Skinner. Edmonton's goaltending has looked like a mess again early in the season, with Skinner and Jack Campbell registering an awful .863 save percentage. Skinner's personal save percentage is even lower at .750. He has saved only 24 of 32 shots, allowing 5.33 goals. The 24-year-old will hope to bounce back on Saturday, but it's a tricky matchup against a team that has won seven of the last 10 head-to-head clashes.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner hopes to do even better than last season when the 2023-24 campaign kicks off. He was named to the All-Star Game during his rookie campaign and finished second in the Calder Trophy voting after posting a 29-14-5 record with a 2.75 goals-against average and a .914 save percentage. "I know for my rookie year it seems everything went pretty good and pretty smoothly, but I learned a lot of lessons," Skinner told NHL.com. "I've got much, much better to bring next year, and hopefully, I'm going to do that my whole career. I know it was a good year, but I know I've got a lot better." Skinner's eagerness to improve likely stems from his playoff struggles. The 24-year-old saw his save percentage dip to .883 during the postseason and he couldn't save the Oilers from a second-round exit. Skinner will continue to battle with Jack Campbell for playing time in 2023-24.
Stuart Skinner Pulled Again As Edmonton's Season Ends
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner watched the team's final period of the 2022-23 campaign from the bench after he was replaced by Jack Campbell in Sunday's Game 6 against the Golden Knights. Skinner was pulled for a third time in four games after giving up four goals on 17 shots in an eventual 5-2 loss. The 24-year-old is one of the candidates to win the Calder Trophy as the best first-year player in the league, but Skinner's rookie campaign ended in an awful way. He managed to go just 5-6 in the playoffs and registered a 3.68 goals-against average with a .883 save percentage.
Stuart Skinner Probable Starter In Game 6 Against Vegas
Stuart Skinner, goaltender for the Edmonton Oilers, will likely be in goal for Game 6 against Vegas on Sunday. On Friday, Skinner picked up the 4-3 overtime loss, allowing four goals off 22 Vegas shots. The 24-year-old rookie boasts a record of 5-5-0, a goals-against-average of 3.52, and a save percentage of .890. Skinner and his teammates trail in the Western Conference second-round series 3-2 going into Game 6. Edmonton will be at home trying to force a Game 7.
Stuart Skinner Probable Starter In Game 5 Against Vegas
Stuart Skinner, goaltender for the Edmonton Oilers, will likely be in goal for Game 5 against Vegas on Friday. Skinner's performance was instrumental, tying the series at two games each, as he made 25 saves out of 26 shots, leading Edmonton to a 4-1 victory over Vegas in his last outing. Skinner, a 24-year-old rookie, has experienced highs and lows during the playoffs, boasting a record of 5-4-0, a goals-against-average of 3.31, and a save percentage of .895.
Stuart Skinner Gets The Nod For Edmonton In Game 4
Edmonton Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner will be between the pipes for Game 4 against Vegas. In Game 3, he was pulled after conceding four goals on 23 shots, leading to Edmonton's 5-1 loss and putting them at a 2-1 disadvantage in the series. At 24 years old, Skinner has experienced mixed results in his first playoffs, holding a 4-4-0 record with a .888 save percentage and a 3.60 goals-against-average. He will have to recover as Edmonton faces a must-win scenario on Wednesday.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner surrendered four goals on 23 shots in Monday's 5-1 loss against the Golden Knights in Game 3 of the Western Conference second-round series. Skinner was replaced by backup goaltender Jack Campbell in the second period after allowing his fourth goal of the contest, which was scored by Golden Knights center Jack Eichel. Skinner responded in a positive way after being pulled in the fourth game of the first-round series against the Kings, and the 24-year-old will look to bounce back in his next start against the Golden Knights after posting a save percentage of .888 and goals against average of 3.60 during the playoffs.
Edmonton Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner will mind the crease against the Vegas Golden Knights for Game 3 Monday at Rogers Place in Edmonton. Skinner played very well in Game 2 of the series on the road in Vegas, stopping 30 of 31 shots in the 5-1 victory. He won three of his last four playoff starts, where he's allowed 13 markers on 136 shots on goal. In the playoffs, Skinner has posted a 4-3-0 record, a 3.32 goals-against-average, and a .895 save percentage.
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