Andersen stopped 35 of 40 shots in the Ducks' Game 4 double-overtime loss to the Blackhawks. Andersen was lucky the Ducks stayed alive in this game as long as they did, since he provided one of his weaker performances of the postseason. He was trailing 3-1 in the third period before his mates picked him up with three unanswered goals in the span of 37 seconds to give the team a 4-3 lead. However, Andersen couldn't close the door on the road, as Patrick Kane notched the equalizer later in the period before Antoine Vermette tallied the game-winner 5:37 into the second overtime. Andersen's .875 save percentage on the night was his lowest mark of the postseason and his worse since April 8 against the Stars.

Andersen turned aside 27 of 28 shots Thursday, leading the way to a 2-1 win in Game 3 against the Blackhawks. Several of those saves came during the frantic final minutes, with Chicago trying desperately to tie the game and Andersen making heroic stops. Over three games in this series now, he's allowed just five goals on 117 shots -- a .957 save percentage.

Andersen will be in goal for Thursday's Game 3 against the BlackHawks, Lance Pugmire of the Los Angeles Times reports. Despite suffering a loss in Game 2, Andersen still put on a terrific display of goalkeeping, saving 53 of 56 shots. Now, with the series tied 1-1, the Ducks will look for a similar effort from Andersen as they look to take the lead in the series.

Andersen made 53 saves on 56 shots in Game 2 on Tuesday against Chicago, but that 56th shot was Marcus Kruger's game-winner in the waning minutes of the third overtime. Well, the guy can't win every single game, right? This is just Andersen's second loss in 11 playoff games this year, and although it has to sting, no one can deny that Andersen and the Ducks fought mighty hard, with his teammates putting 60 shots on Corey Crawford to complement Andersen's typically star-quality turn in goal. Nonetheless, they'll head to Chicago now with the series tied 1-1.

Andersen will be in the net for Tuesday's Game 2 against the Blackhawks, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. Andersen's phenomenal postseason rolled on over the past weekend in Game 1 of the series, when he limited the Blackhawks to one goal on 33 shot attempts. He enters the crease with a 9-1 record in the playoffs, complemented by sterling ratios (1.86 GAA, .930 save percentage).

Andersen stopped 32 of 33 shots in Sunday's Game 1 win over the Blackhawks. An outstanding performance from Andersen, who shut down a potent Blackhawks' offense. The 25-year-old netminder has suffered just one loss this postseason and is now sporting a sensational .930 save percentage. If he can keep up his consistent and stellar play, the Ducks have a great shot at advancing to the Stanley Cup Final.

Andersen will be between the pipes for Game 1 of Sunday's Western Conference Finals match with the Blackhawks. Andersen was 0-2-0 with a 2.60 GAA and .907 save percentage in two starts against the Blackhawks during the regular season. He'll have the home-ice advantage in the first two games of the series and has played well in the postseason, but the Blackhawks represent a significant step up in the competition from the Jets and Flames.

Andersen stopped 17 of 19 shots in Sunday's series-clinching Game 5 overtime win over the Flames. While it wasn't the best night statistically for Andersen, he played well enough to help propel the Ducks on to the Western Conference Final, where they will face the Blackhawks. The 25-year-old has been very steady this postseason, posting a 8-1-1 record with a .925 save percentage and 1.96 GAA. He'll face a true test in Round 3 when Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Patrick Sharp and Marian Hossa pay a visit. Andersen is locked into the starting role and has been playing well enough to give the Ducks a realistic shot at defeating Chicago.

Andersen will start Game 5 on Sunday against the Flames, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports. Andersen was efficient enough in goal Friday to net another win, stopping 25 of the 27 shots he faced in the game. He'll receive another start Sunday as the Ducks look to close out the Flames and move on the the Western Conference Finals.

Andersen stopped 25 of 27 shots in Friday's Game 4 win over the Flames. A great rebound performance from Andersen, who was burned for four goals in Tuesday's Game 3 loss. The 25-year-old has lost just twice in these playoffs and is sporting a strong .927 save percentage. Andersen's consistent level of play this postseason is a big reason why the Ducks are one win away from advancing to the Western Conference Final.