Craig Anderson will get the nod for Ottawa on Saturday. Anderson is one victory away from reaching the 20-win milestone for the fourth time in five campaigns. He has a 3.02 GAA and .909 save percentage in 41 games in 2013-14.

Craig Anderson was on his game Thursday night as the Senators hung on for a 3-2 win over Buffalo. Anderson turned aside 30 of 32 shots in the victory, his first in three games, which improves his record to 19-11-8 on the year. His GAA is now 3.01 while his save percentage is .909.

Craig Anderson was superb Monday night, but suffered a 2-1 overtime defeat at the hands of Pittsburgh. Anderson stopped a whopping 46 of 48 shots in the loss, but received an unfair result in a game he nearly stole. His record falls to 18-11-8 with the loss, but his peripherals improve with his GAA falling to 2.99 and his save percentage rising to .908.

Craig Anderson blocked 31 of 36 shots in Ottawa's 6-3 loss to the Maple Leafs on Saturday night. The final score really isn't indicative of how close this game was. Entering the third period, the game was tied 2-2. Anderson gave up three goals in the third period on 11 Toronto shots. He has a 3.02 goals-against average and .908 save percentage. Anderson has been playing much better lately, so it will be interesting to see how he bounces back in his next game, Monday at the Penguins.

Craig Anderson will get the start in goal against Toronto Saturday night. Not a big surprise given the way he is playing lately. He is coming off a 5-3 win over Tampa Thursday night in which he made 35 saves.

Craig Anderson was sharp on Thursday night as the Senators outlasted Tampa Bay by a score of 5-3. Anderson stopped 35 of 38 shots in the victory, which improves his record to 18-10-7. His save percentage is remains a lackluster .908 and his GAA is an ugly 3.02.

Craig Anderson moved into second place on Ottawa's all-time list of goaltender wins with his 73rd victory of the year on Tuesday. He passed Ron Tugnutt and now he has Patrick Lalime (146) in his sights. "He's a long ways away, nobody likes to be second," Anderson said with a smile. "That's kind of the ultimate goal for any hockey player, to find a place they want to play and like to play in. So far, it has been a good three and a half years." Anderson will start Thursday night against Tampa Bay, looking for win number 74.

Craig Anderson allowed just two goals on 36 shots to backstop the Senators to a tight 3-2 victory over Columbus Tuesday night. Anderson has enjoyed better results the past two months after a very wobbly start to the season. In December and January, he is a combined 10-2-5 as opposed to a 6-8-2 record he posted in the first two months.

Craig Anderson faced a lot of rubber Thursday as the Senators dropped a 4-3 shootout decision to Tampa Bay. Anderson allowed three goals on 38 shots in the losing effort, which drops his record to 16-10-7. He has worked hard to improve his peripherals over the past month or so and his GAA now stands at 3.08 while his save percentage is .905.

Craig Anderson will be in goal for Ottawa on Thursday against Tampa Bay. He posted a 34-save shutout against Washington Tuesday night in his last outing.