 Peter DeBoer didnt name his starting goaltender for Game 1 of the Vegas Golden Knights second-round series against the Vancouver Canucks. A tweet Saturday by Marc-Andre Fleurys agent may have given that information away, and it certainly stirred up questions in the middle of the playoffs. Agent Allan Walsh posted to Twitter an illustration of Fleury in full uniform in net being impaled by a sword with DeBoer on it. DeBoer has said its a great luxury to have two starting goalies and would figure out to rotate them. Lehner has gotten the majority of the action, going 5-1 with a 2.04 goals-against average and .904 save percentage, while Fleury is 2-0 with a 2.50 GAA and .886 save percentage. Judging by the sentiment of Walshs tweet, Lehner could be in net Sunday night in the Vegas-Vancouver series opener 10:30 p.m. EDT, NBC Sports Network. Fleury is 12-2-2 against the Canucks and hasnt lost to them since 2006. Asked Friday before the Golden Knights knew if the Canucks or St. Louis Blues would be there opponent, but not directly about Fleury, DeBoer said, I dont think it probably changes our roster decisions or our line makeups, at least not for Game 1. A team spokesman confirmed Saturday night the Golden Knights are aware of Walshs tweet. Walsh did not respond to a message seeking further comment. Fleury won the Stanley Cup three times with Pittsburgh - twice as part of a tandem with Matt Murray - and led Vegas to the 2018 final. The 35-year-old was the starter until the Golden Knights traded for Lehner at the deadline in February. General manager Kelly McCrimmon said the team spoke with Fleury the day of the trade and with Lehner upon his arrival to ensure them of the arrangement. We did not feel that we had enough support behind... 