Andersen will start in net for Game 4 on Friday against the Flames, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. Andersen allowed four goals as part of his first loss this postseason in Game 3. Despite the outing, there's no question that he's the Ducks' top goaltender, and he'll look to prove it again in Friday's Game 4 matchup.

Andersen went 17-of-21 in Tuesday's Game 3 loss to the Flames. Not a great outing from the Dane as he allowed the tying goal late in the third and was then beaten early in OT to let Game 3 slip away. However, due to his previously unbeaten record in the playoffs, he probably deserves a pass on this one. Look for Andersen to return to the cage in Calgary on Friday night for Game 4.

Andersen will be in the crease for Tuesday's Game 3 against the Flames, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. John Gibson appears to be recovered from his bout with the flu at this point, but coach Bruce Boudreau won't think twice about going away from Andersen in goal. The netminder is a perfect 6-0 thus far in the postseason, posting a 1.64 GAA and .942 save percentage. He'll square off against Karri Ramo in the opposite net as the series moves to the Saddledome.

Andersen stopped all 30 shots he's faced in Sunday's Game 2 win over the Flames. Andersen is having a fantastic start to the second round, stopping 53 of 54 shots through two games. While he's been rock-solid, Anaheim has erupted for nine goals in Round 2, reliving some of the pressure off the 25-year-old. With a whopping .930 save percentage in the playoffs, expect Andresen to continue his strong play as the Ducks look to eliminate the Flames and move on to the Western Conference Final.

Andersen will start between the pipes Sunday against the Flames, the Orange County Register reports Andersen started off the series on a high note, allowing just one goal in 24 shots during Game 1. He will look to have another solid performance Sunday, and figures to one of the top fantasy options for daily players as well.

Andersen stopped 23 of 24 in an easy 6-1 romp over the Flames in Game 1 on Thursday. After a sharp series in the sweep against Winnipeg and a terrific start to the second round, Andersen is likely to be pretty firmly entrenched as the Ducks' starting netminder in these playoffs, and he's a big reason why they're shaping up for a deep run.

Andersen will be in the crease Thursday for Game 1 of the Ducks' second-round playoff series with the Flames, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. Andersen's standing as the Ducks' top goalie seems to be secure for the moment after his steady play in the net allowed his team to sweep the Jets in the first round. However, the 25-year-old was forced to split netminding duties with John Gibson for much of the second half, and with Gibson now healthy after missing time with an apparent hand injury, Andersen will have to play well against the Flames in order to maintain his spot atop the depth chart.

Andersen went 25-of-27 in Wednesday's Game 4 win over the Jets. The win earned Andersen the first sweep of his career, and will give him and his team a welcome period of rest before their second round series kicks off. Anaheim will take on either Calgary or Vancouver for a spot in the Western Conference Finals.

Andersen will be in the crease for Wednesday's Game 4 against the Jets, Elliott Teaford of the Los Angeles Daily News reports. After putting the clamps on the Jets for the first two games of the series, Andersen was a bit shaky in Game 3, stopping 31 of 35 shots before Rickard Rakell netted the game-winning tally in overtime. After going 3-0 against the Jets during the regular season, Andersen will look to make it a perfect 7-for-7 on Wednesday as the Ducks aim to sweep the first-round series.

Andersen stopped 31 of 35 shots in Monday's overtime victory over the Jets. Andersen was a little bit shakier in Game 3 than he had been in either of Games 1 and 2, but still was able to gain the win on Rickard Rakell's overtime winner. With the Ducks now holding a 3-0 series lead, Andersen will have an opportunity to complete the sweep Wednesday night in Winnipeg.