Craig Anderson allowed four goals on 31 shots in Ottawa's 4-3 overtime loss to Colorado Wednesday night at Pepsi Center. Anderson lost his first game in his last six games. He now has a 14-9-5 record with a 3.18 goals-against average and .903 save percentage.

Craig Anderson will get the nod on Wednesday. It will be Anderson's fifth straight start. He's allowed at least three goals in three of his last four games, but he's won all of those matches.

Craig Anderson blocked 26 shots in the Senators' 4-3 overtime win over the Canadiens on Saturday night. Anderson's early-season play took him out of the running for a spot on the USA Olympic team, but he's played better lately. He's now won five straight games. Still, his 3.16 goals-against average and .904 save percentage have hurt fantasy owners.

Craig Anderson will play between the pipes on Saturday. It will be Anderson's fourth straight start. He's on a three-game winning streak and has allowed seven goals over that span.

Craig Anderson played just well enough for the Senators to upend Winnipeg by a score of 4-3 on Thursday night. Anderson stopped 32 of the 35 shots he faced en route to his 13th win of the season, which improved his record to 13-9-4. His peripheral stats remain lackluster, as his save percentage is .905 and his GAA is 3.16.

Craig Anderson is expected to get the nod for Ottawa on Thursday versus Winnipeg. He has won his past three outings and is feeling better about his game after a pair of very good starts during that span. Anderson could be in the process of turning the corner after a troubling first half of the 2013-14 season.

Craig Anderson was stellar in goal for the Senators Monday in a 3-1 win over Washington. Anderson turned aside 34 of 35 shots en route to his third consecutive win, which raises his record to 12-9-4. His GAA remains shaky at 3.17 while his save percentage is now .904.

Craig Anderson will start in goal for Ottawa Monday when the Senators face off against the Capitals. It will be Anderson's third start in the Sens' last four games. As we reported Sunday, it looks as if Anderson has regained his starting gig in the Ottawa net with his improved play as of late.

Craig Anderson has payed better in two games this week than he has for most of the season. He shut out the Penguins Monday night 5-0 and held off the Bruins Saturday night, making 29 saves to post a 4-3 victory. In between, Robin Lehner allowed five goals in a 5-0 loss to Boston Friday night. For now, it looks as if Anderson has held off a challenge by Lehner with regard to the Sens' starting goalie position. This could change, though. Keep Anderson active but monitor the Ottawa goalie situation closely.

Craig Anderson made 29 saves in Ottawa's 4-3 triumph over the Bruins on Saturday night. At the start of the season, Anderson was a contender for a spot on Team USA. Now, he's trying to save his own job in the NHL. He's won two games in a row now, though he has just a 3.26 goals-against average and .901 save percentage.