Anderson will guard the home cage Thursday against the Panthers, TSN 1200 Ottawa reports.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson has struggled on home ice in his four starts this month, allowing 4.17 goals on average and posting a 1-2--1 record. Things won't get any easier for him Thursday, with a Panthers club coming to town having notched 3.33 goals per game during March.

Anderson turned away 26 shots in Monday's 4-1 road loss to the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Carolina outshot Anderson's team in each period, with veteran counterpart Cam Ward seeing 10 fewer pucks in this contest at PNC Arena. After showing top form last season and turning in his best save percentage (.926) since the lockout-shortened 2012-13 campaign, Anderson has struggled mightily in 2017-18. He owns a losing record (21-23-6), and his save mark currently sits at a dismal .899 rate. The American backstop can't be trusted in fantasy at this time.

Anderson will be the road starter against the Hurricanes on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

It has been a truly disastrous season for Anderson, who has a 3.32 GAA and an .899 save percentage. Though the Hurricanes have only averaged 2.73 goals per game, they've also averaged 34.0 shots on net per contest. That could keep the 36-year-old netminder busy, which hasn't been a good thing for him, or the Senators, this year.

Anderson made 32 saves on 38 shots in a 6-2 loss to the Oilers on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson surely can't wait for this nightmare season to end for him. After allowing 10 goals across his last two starts the veteran netminder has a 3.32 GAA and a .899 save percentage. Given that he's 36, it's fair to wonder if this will end up being Anderson's final season as a starting goalie in the NHL.

Anderson will patrol the crease in Thursday's home game against the Oilers, Brent Wallace of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson didn't play well in his last start Tuesday against the Panthers, surrendering four goals on just 17 shots before being replaced by Mike Condon in the second period. The veteran netminder will look to shake off that poor performance and pick up his 22nd win of the season in a home matchup with an Oilers squad that's 16-19-2 on the road this campaign.

Anderson was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots in Tuesday's 7-2 loss to Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson was removed from the contest 7:19 into the middle frame, but not before allowing 10 different Panthers to rack up a point. Backup Mike Condon was only marginally better, with three goals allowed on 22 shots after replacing Anderson.

Anderson will be in goal for Tuesday's matchup with Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson hasn't lost in regulation in his last five outings, as he is 4-0-1 with a .912 save percentage. Heading into the final stretch of the season, coach Guy Boucher will likely continue to split starts between the Illinois native and backup Mike Condon. For his part, Anderson has already reached the 20-win threshold for the third consecutive year, despite logging a disappointing 3.21 GAA (third worst of his career).

Anderson made 23 saves on 25 shots in a 3-2 overtime win over the Stars on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson played well in picking up a win, his fourth in his last five starts. However, though he's played well recently this has been a forgettable a season for the 36-year-old. He's still sporting a 3.21 GAA and a .902 save percentage.

Anderson will tend the home twine Friday against the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson and Mike Condon continue to split efforts in goal for the Senators. Anderson received his last start Monday, picking up his 20th win of the season Monday against the Panthers by stopping 35 of the 38 shots he faced. The veteran netminder has now won three of his last four outings in goal and will attempt to improve on that stretch Friday against a Stars club averaging just 2.53 goals per game on the road this season.

Anderson stopped 35 shots in Monday's 5-3 win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

He handed Florida its first loss on home ice in eight games, weathering a storm of shots in the second and third periods after Ottawa had jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. Anderson's been far from consistent lately, allowing fewer than three goals only once in his last eight games, but he's managed to win four of them and the 36-year-old should continue shouldering a big workload over the final weeks of the season.