Anderson saved just nine of 15 shots and didn't return to the crease for the third period of Monday's 8-3 loss to Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Don't look now, but Anderson has allowed at least three goals in each of his past five starts for a 2-2-1 record, .865 save percentage and 4.50 GAA. The Senators are currently last in the league with a 44.4 Corsi For percentage and generating the second-fewest high-danger scoring chances per 60 minutes (8.5) at five-on-five. While it's encouraging that Ottawa isn't allowing many chances (9.6), Anderson's recent poor play is likely more related to the skaters in front of him than his own ability. It's definitely worth noting that the next four games are cushy matchups with home games against Detroit and Vegas before a home-and-home series with the Avalanche.

Anderson will tend the twine for Monday's clash with Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson was a spectator for Ottawa's 5-4 shootout loss to New Jersey on Friday and will be hoping to get the Sens back to winning ways Monday. After a strong start to the season, Anderson has struggled of late, going 2-1-1 with a 3.75 GAA and .894 save percentage in his last four starts. While the Senators have been leaking goals no matter who's been in goal of late, Montreal are dead last in league scoring with 2.00 goals per game.

Anderson stopped 36 of 40 shots in Thursday's win over the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson came up with a few massive saves and helped fend off a late third-period surge from Philadelphia. The veteran has picked up back-to-back victories, but he hasn't necessarily been his best of late, allowing at least three goals in each of his last four showings. With a .913 save percentage on the season, Anderson has plenty to offer for fantasy goers right now, but if his mediocrity continues, Mike Condon could see some more crease time.

Anderson will get the starting nod for Thursday's tilt versus the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Although his record doesn't reflect it necessarily (1-1-1), Anderson has underwhelmed in his last three outings. The netminder posted a 3.67 GAA and .891 save percentage in those contests, which included a five-goal overtime defeat to the Maple Leafs. Following a strong start to the year, Philadelphia has floundered of late, notching a mere four combined goals in their previous trio of contests, so Thursday's matchup could be just what the veteran needs to get back on track.

Anderson made 28 saves in Saturday's 6-3 win over Toronto.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson is now 3-1-3, but he has allowed 11 goals in his last three games. The Sens need to tighten up their defense overall, so expect Anderson's GAA and save percentage to go down with that adjustment.

Anderson will guard the cage in Saturday's home game against Toronto.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson has struggled recently, posting an 0-1-1 record while registering an ugly 4.00 GAA and .886 save percentage over his last two appearances. The veteran backstop will look to bounce back Saturday in a brutal matchup with a Maple Leafs squad that's averaging 4.86 goals per game this season, first in the NHL.

Anderson made 41 saves on 46 shots in Thursday's overtime loss to the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson turned in a strong outing, but it wasn't quite good enough, as the Senators dropped a 5-4 decision. The veteran has given up eight goals in back-to-back losses, seeing his save percentage drop to .917 on the season. Anderson is the starter in Ottawa, but with Mike Condon pitching a 36-save shutout in his only start this season, the Sens might be willing to give Anderson some nights off in the near-future. Anderson still remains a very valuable fantasy asset, however, and is worth inserting into your lineup whenever he gets the call.

Anderson will man the crease for Thursday's matchup with New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

The American netminder has enjoyed a strong start to 2017-18, owning a 1.91 GAA and .926 save percentage, but will face arguably his toughest test of the young season Thursday. The upstart Devils are 5-0-1, are converting 30.8% of their opportunities with the man advantage, and pouring in 4.17 goals per game -- stats that will put some worry in to any goalie. Ottawa has taken the second-fewest minor penalties per game this season and will have to continue to stay out of the box to give themselves the best chance to come away with a victory.

Anderson surrendered three goals on 24 shots in Tuesday's 3-0 loss to the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Anderson saw eight fewer shots than Vancouver counterpart Anders Nilsson, but was beaten once in each period while Nilsson stopped every shot he faced. This was Anderson's first regulation loss in five starts, and he has a stellar 1.91 GAA and .926 save percentage, so keep trotting the veteran netminder out there with confidence.

Anderson will tend the twine for Tuesday's tilt against Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

The 36-year-old vet has picked up where he left off in 2016-17 when beginning the current campaign, posting a sparkling 1.65 GAA and .937 save percentage to go along with a 2-0-2 record. Strangely enough, Anderson started the first of the team's two games against the Canucks this season on Oct. 10, recording a win while allowing two goals on 28 shots. Vancouver currently sits 23rd in team scoring and will be without top-six winger Loui Eriksson for Tuesday's matchup.