Anderson will start Tuesday's game against the Rangers. Anderson -- who allowed three goals on 28 shots in Saturday's loss to the Hurricanes -- will try to bounce back Tuesday against a Rangers' squad that has won two straight, including a 5-2 win over Pittsburgh on Sunday.

Anderson finished with 25 saves in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Hurricanes. He'd put up a couple of strong, one-goal-against wins leading into Saturday, so we'll excuse this one. The winner was a tough one -- it was scored on a deflection. His win-loss record isn't great (12-11-6), but his GAA (2.31) and save percentage (.929) heading into Saturday are among his best as a starter. The underlying fundamentals seem good; the team that plays around him isn't. And that will affect his fantasy value, depending on your format.

Anderson will be the starter in goal for Saturday's game against the Hurricanes, Wayne Scanlan of the Ottawa Citizen reports. It will mark the 400th career appearance for Anderson, who has bounced back from a rough outing last week against the Avalanche to deliver two spectacular performances in a row, holding the Coyotes and Canadiens to a goal apiece in wins. With Anderson dialed in and the Hurricanes representing the league's second-lowest scoring attack, the Ottawa goalie makes for a fine play in daily formats.

Anderson delivered his second consecutive one-goal outing Thursday, stopping 25 shots in a win over visiting Montreal. Another sharp game for Anderson, who's been excellent in goal lately outside of a poor effort in Colorado last Thursday. He's 4-1-1 over his last six games and has given up more than two goals just the one time in that span.

Anderson will start Thursday's game against Montreal. Anderson, who stopped 31-of-32 shots in Saturday's 5-1 win over Arizona, returns to the Ottawa net on Thursday after giving way to Robin Lehner in Tuesday's 5-4 loss to Dallas.

Anderson made 31 saves Saturday in a 5-1 win over Arizona. The only shot that beat him was a perfect shot that went roof off the crossbar and in; he was also helped by his posts, but that just means he's both lucky and good. His GAA and save percentage are actually among his best as a starter, but he only has 11 wins on this middling squad. Use for the former, but don't necessarily expect the latter.

Anderson will make the start in goal Saturday against the Coyotes. Anderson will look to rebound from an ugly performance Thursday against the Avalanche in which he made just six saves on nine shots before being pulled in the second period. Anderson is 10-10-6 on the season with a 2.41 GAA and a .926 save percentage.

Anderson made just six saves on nine shots before being yanked in the second period of Thursday's loss in Colorado. A hideous result for Anderson and an unexpected one, as he'd been playing pretty consistently in recent weeks. Fortunately for his fantasy owners, this was most likely a fluke, as Anderson is having a strong year in terms of rate stats. Not so fortunately, the Sens don't win very much.

Anderson will man the net Thursday against the Avalanche. Anderson is coming off a tough overtime loss against the Flyers on Tuesday, during which he turned away 33 of 34 shots before blinking in a five-round shootout. With the goalie's play trending positively in recent outings (2-0-2, .927 save percentage over his last four), he makes for a decent play against the disappointing Avs.

Anderson was sharp Tuesday against the Flyers, giving up just one goal on 34 shots, but took a 2-1 loss after a five-round shootout. Anderson was haunted by Wayne Simmonds, who scored Philadelphia's lone regulation goal as well as the shootout winner. Still, it's a terrific outing despite the losing outcome, and Anderson is now undefeated in regulation over his last four starts (2-0-2).