Craig Anderson allowed five goals on 41 shots in Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Bruins. Eventually, the Senators high-wire act was going to cost them since no team can give up as many goals as they have been and continue winning on a nightly basis. The Sens have had trouble playing team defense so although Anderson should earn his share of wins, his ratios could be damaging to your team statistics.

Craig Anderson will be between the pipes for Ottawa when they take on the Bruins Tuesday night. Anderson received the night off Sunday as Robin Lehner defeated the Maple Leafs, but he's back in goal looking to continue his winning ways against Boston. Get him into your lineup if you've got him on your roster.

Craig Anderson was solid in Ottawa's 5-4 shootout win to New York. Anderson allowed four goals however he shut down the Rangers as long as he could to force a shootout. Through regulation and overtime he made 34 saves on 38 shots. His record improved to 6-2-0 on the season as he stopped all three Rangers.

Craig Anderson blocked 22 of 25 shots Thursday night en route to a 4-3 win over Florida. Anderson is the undisputed number one goaltender in Ottawa, but the Sens are now one of the weakest teams in the league and should struggle again this season to put wins on the board. Anderson has bounced back somewhat and is starting to look like the product that arrived in Ottawa mid-way through last season. However, expectations should remain low.

Craig Anderson blocked 32 of 34 shots Tuesday night en route to a 3-2 shootout win over Carolina. After starting the season off in horrific fashion, Anderson has bounced back somewhat and is starting to look like the product that arrived in Ottawa mid-way through last season. The offensive support he receives will continue to be spotty, but Anderson remains the undisputed starter for Ottawa.

Craig Anderson allowed only goal in Ottawa's 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets Thursday night. Anderson is the undisputed number one goaltender in Ottawa, but the Sens are now one of the weakest teams in the league and should struggle again this season to put wins on the board. He should be started only against the weakest teams in the league, if at all.

Craig Anderson will be between the pipes for Ottawa on Thursday night versus the Winnipeg Jets. He has posted a 1-2-0 record with an .852 save percentage and a 4.98 goals-against average in five games this season. It should be an easier game for him against the struggling Jets, but a win is far from a guarantee.

Craig Anderson returned to action on Tuesday October 18.

Craig Anderson is dealing with a personal issue on Monday. Anderson will probably still be available for Tuesday's game against Philadelphia. That being said, Alexander Auld is expected to start in that contest.

Craig Anderson was saddled with a loss as the Senators dropped a 7-1 contest to Colorado Thursday night. Anderson was outstanding for the Senators coming over in a trade from the Avalanche last February but is off to a shaky start this year. He is the undisputed number one goaltender in Ottawa, which makes him a very low-end number two fantasy goaltender coming into training camp. Remember that the Sens are now one of the weakest teams in the league and should struggle again this season to put wins on the board.