Look for Craig Anderson to start in goal against the Bruins Saturday night. Robin Lehner was in goal and took a 5-0 loss Friday night against the Bruins.

Craig Anderson stopped all 27 shots he faced to lead Ottawa to a 5-0 shutout win over Pittsburgh Monday night. Anderson's second shutout of the season improves his record to 10-9-4 with a .901 save percentage and 3.27 goals against average.

Craig Anderson will be the Ottawa Senators starter on Monday. Anderson will have the daunting task of silencing the Pittsburgh Penguins. He has allowed four goals in each of his last two starts.

Craig Anderson's record dropped to 9-10-3 after the Ottawa Senators lost to the Phoenix Coyotes 4-3 in OT on Saturday. His struggles continue, as he's now lost two games in a row (and probably deserved three, as he was pulled after 4:18 on Dec. 14 thanks to a poor performance, but didn't get the loss) and hasn't done well individually. Neither Anderson nor Robin Lehner seems capable of grabbing the top job this season.

Craig Anderson will get the start in goal for Ottawa Saturday against the Phoenix Coyotes. Anderson is having a tough time between the pipes as he is 9-9-3 this season with a 3.39 GAA and a .897 save percentage. This comes on the heels of a 1.69 GAA and a .943 save percentage in 2012-13. Put him in if you have no other choices.

Craig Anderson's difficult season continued Thursday as the Senators dropped a 4-2 decision to the Panthers. Anderson's play this year has been a far cry from his stellar effort last season, though it's not reflected in his 9-9-3 record. His GAA is a miserable 3.39 while his save percentage is also poor at .897.

Craig Anderson will start against the Florida Panthers Thursday. He got the hook in his last outing after just 4:18 of playing time when he allowed two goals on four shots. The Senators have started Robin Lehner for the past two games, which includes Wednesday's 5-2 loss to New Jersey. Anderson is in desperate need of a strong showing.

Goalie Craig Anderson was terrible for the Senators in their 5-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings Saturday and he's trying hard to just forget about it. Anderson was yanked early after he allowed two goals on four shots. After the game, he said: "I had a bad day. Everybody has a bad day once in awhile. It just so happens the red light goes on when I make a mistake. It's all magnified that way. It stinks, but I can't focus on it too much. I've got to move forward. You've got to put it behind you. It's a little blip on the radar and one of those things where the sooner you forget about it the better off you'll be."

Craig Anderson got the hook very early into Saturday afternoon's 5-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings. He lasted just 4:18 after he allowed two goals on four shots. Robin Lehner made 19 saves and surrendered three goals in relief. Ottawa hasn't received poor goaltending from Anderson this season, who has an .898 save percentage and a 3.36 GAA. Lehner was credited with the loss on Saturday, though.

As previously reported, Craig Anderson will get the start against the Kings Saturday. We are repeating this news so that you can put Anderson into your lineup in time as this contest starts at 2:00 pm.