Craig Anderson kicked out 26 of 28 shots in regulation in a 3-2 shootout victory Saturday night. Anderson allowed two goals on five shootout attempts. He's now won four of his last six starts, bringing him up to 17-12-3 record this season.

Craig Anderson allowed four goals on just seven shots Tuesday as the Senators were on the wrong side of a 6-2 drubbing against the Canadiens. Anderson played just over 22 minutes in this contest and was sent to the showers with nearly two full periods of hockey left to play after permitting his fourth goal of the night. Alex Auld entered the game in relief and was beaten twice on 21 shots.

Craig Anderson turned in a first-rate performance but allowed an overtime goal as he and the Carolina Hurricanes edged the goalie and his Ottawa Senators teammates 2-1 Friday night. Anderson saved 36 Carolina shots and didn't show any signs of fatigue. He stopped 32 of 35 shots in a 4-3 overtime win over the Florida Panthers Thursday night.

Craig Anderson is expected to start on Friday. Anderson turned aside 32 of 35 shots in a 4-3 overtime win on Thursday. He has a 3.32 GAA and .897 save percentage in 30 games this season.

Craig Anderson blocked 32 shots in a 4-3 overtime win over Florida Thursday. The win was his second straight and his 15th of the 2011-12 campaign. Anderson made 16 stops in the second period against Florida to keep the game tied going into the third. Even though the Senators coughed up a couple of leads in the final frame they managed to earn the victory in the extra session.

Craig Anderson stopped 22 of 23 shots Tuesday night as the Senators defeated the Sabres by a score of 4-1. The win improves Anderson's record to 14-11-2 for the season, however he still possesses a GAA above 3.00 and a save percentage below .900.

Look for Craig Anderson to play between the pipes on Tuesday. Anderson has a 3.30 GAA and .900 save percentage in seven starts this month. Those numbers might look bad, and they are, but that's actually an improvement over his season averages. There's a problem in Ottawa this season and it's not their offense.

Craig Anderson is the probable start on Friday against Pittsburgh. Anderson will be looking for revenge after he allowed four goals on just eight shots in his last contest against the Penguins. He was pulled from that game after just 9:11 minutes, which makes it his second shortest start of the season.

Craig Anderson turned away 24 shots but allowed five -- at least three of which were stoppable for an NHL goalie -- as he and the Ottawa Senators fell 5-2 to the visiting Boston Bruins Wednesday night. Anderson unveiled a new heritage-themed mask for this one but it certainly didn't help him. He was particularly unimpressive on a routine, relatively long wrist shot for the game's first goal, by Rich Peverley, in the first period. Anderson's record dropped to 13-11-2.

Craig Anderson will start for Ottawa on Wednesday after posting a 3-2 overtime victory over Buffalo Tuesday night. He will debut his new heritage-themed mask against the Boston Bruins. Anderson will carry a 13-10-2 record with an .897 save percentage and a 3.36 goals-against average into the contest.