Craig Anderson played just 3:49 before allowing two goals on four shots in a 3-1 loss to St. Louis Tuesday night. Anderson was replaced by Alex Auld for the duration of the game and the backup allowed one goal on 14 shots during that span. Expect Anderson to be back in goal for Ottawa's next game.

Craig Anderson allowed 5 goals on 40 shots in a 5-0 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night. Craig Anderson allowed five goals in his 17th consecutive start for the Ottawa Senators. Anderson faced an overwhelming 40 shots in the loss and the Senators' offence could not solve James Reimer. Jason Spezza, who has been battling illness this weekend, was held pointless.

Craig Anderson will start in his 17th consecutive game on Saturday. Anderson will try to snap a five-game losing streak as the Senators' play against the rival Toronto Maple Leafs. He has a 3.00 GAA and .917 save percentage in three starts against Toronto this season.

Craig Anderson kicked out 30 of 32 shots in a 2-1 loss Friday. Anderson lost his fifth straight game, but on the plus side, he limited to competition to two or fewer goals for the first time since Jan. 21. Anderson is now the league leader in starts with 47.

Craig Anderson will play between the pipes on Friday. It will be Anderson's 16th straight start. He's currently in a three-way tie for first in the NHL with 46 starts, but he leads all goaltenders with 2,686:20 minutes of playing time in 2011-12.

Craign Anderson allowed four goals on 30 shots Tuesday as the Senators lost to the Bruins by a score of 4-3. After a torrid stretch in early January, Anderson has now lost four consecutive starts. He's secure in his role as the Senators' starting netminder so he should be owned in all leagues.

Craig Anderson will be back between the pipes again Tuesday night against the Boston Bruins. Anderson has started every game for the Senators since Dec. 31 and his fine play this season is a huge part of Ottawa's surprising success. "We've just got to make sure we take care of business," Anderson said. "You don't want to end on the wrong foot (before the all-star break) and you don't want to start on the wrong foot (after it). We've got a job to do here, so let's get back on the horse and get ready to play. The results will come if we play the way we can." He's a risky start on the road against the defending champs.

The Phoenix Coyotes handed Craig Anderson in his third loss in a row as they beat his Ottawa Senators 3-2. After a blazing 10-1-1 run, Anderson has now lost three consecutive games while allowing nine goals. That being said, a 25-16-4 record is still great considering the mixed (at best) expectations the Senators' franchise goalie brought into 2011-12. He's not quite an All-Star, but if he's your second or third netminder, you could be in great shape.

Craig Anderson permitted four goals on 26 shots in a 4-1 loss to Los Angeles on Monday night. He was pulled after two periods in favor of Alexander Auld, who blocked all eight shots he faced in relief. Anderson has lost three of his past five contests now after going unbeaten in regulation in nine straight games (8-0-1).

Craig Anderson stopped 27 of 29 shots in a 2-1 loss Saturday. Anderson allowed two goals on 11 shots in the second period. He has now allowed two or fewer goals in each of his last seven starts.