Andersen will be between the pipes Friday against the Oilers, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. Andersen's workload is starting to approach Cory Schneider-level proportions, as he'll be making the 17th consecutive start in the net for the Ducks on Friday. Now that the Ducks have veteran backup Jason LaBarbera aboard rather than the green Igor Bobkov, Andersen could be rested for Saturday's game in Winnipeg, but that's far from a given. Andersen's status for the second game of the Ducks' back-to-back will likely depend on how hard the Oilers -- losers of 12 of their last 13 -- make him work Friday night.

Andersen stopped 21 of 22 shots in Wednesday's 2-1 win over the visiting Oilers. The win marks the fifth in a row for Andersen, who has now appeared in a whopping 24 games this season, posting a .913 save percentage and 2.46 GAA along the way. Things may get a bit cloudy in the near future for Andersen with the recent signing of Ilya Bryzgalov and when John Gibson (groin) returns, but he still figures to rack up the starts -- and wins -- as long as he's performing capably between the pipes.

Andersen will be in goal Wednesday against the Oilers, NHL.com's Curtis Zupke reports. It's the 16th straight start for Andersen, who figures to get a long-awaited rest when the team formally adds Ilya Bryzgalov to the roster, which could come over the weekend or early next week. Though his ratios have been dinged of length, Andersen has rode the coattails of his hot offense to four straight wins. He'll have a good chance to make it five in a row against an Oilers squad that has lost 12 of its last 13 games.

Andersen made 27 saves in Sunday's 4-3 win over the Jets. Making his 15th consecutive start, Andersen collected his fourth straight win to improve to 14-4-4. Andersen's had a solid season, and with a couple of days off before their next game, he should be in line to start again on Wednesday against the Oilers.

Andersen will start on Sunday against the Jets, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports. Andersen got the win in Friday night's 5-4 win over the Wild. The 25-year-old goalie has started the season very well, compiling a 13-4-4 record and a .911 save percentage.

Andersen gave up four goals on 25 shots, but still came away with the win Friday against Minnesota. Although Andersen has given up four goals in two straight games, he has now won three consecutive contests and holds a 13-4-4 record on the season. While Ilya Bryzgalov was signed by the Ducks, Andersen still remains the undisputed starting goaltender and will continue to see the majority of starts. While his rate stats have dropped off, Andersen is still a top fantasy goalie on a Ducks' team that sits atop the Western Conference.

Andersen will be in the crease Friday against the Wild, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. The Ducks will tap Andersen for his 14th straight start, as they plan to lean heavily on the 25-year-old until Ilya Bryzgalov is signed and ready to go as his new backup. Though Andersen has won two games in a row, it appears fatigue could be setting in. He's stopped just 125 of 139 shots over his last four games, netting a .899 save percentage.

Andersen stopped 31 of 35 shots in Wednesday's shootout win over the Flyers. He also picked up his first point of the season on a secondary assist to Cam Fowler. For the second time in three outings, Andersen turned in a lackluster performance, but fortunately, his offense was able to pick him up. His ratios for the season are only mid-pack as far as starting goalies go, but he continues to rack up wins without too much difficulty. He's 12-4-4 over 21 appearances in 2014-15, bringing his career record to an outstanding 32-9-4.

Andersen will be in net for Wednesday's game against the Flyers, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. Andersen will make his 13th consecutive start with John Gibson still sidelined with a groin injury. He's won four of his last six, and will have a good opportunity to make it five of seven against the struggling Flyers.

Andersen stopped 32 of 34 shots in Monday's 3-2 win over the Bruins. Among the most impressive of Andersen's saves was a denial of a breakaway effort by the Bruins' Joe Morrow in the second period, which proved especially critical in a one-goal game. The starting nod Monday was the 12th straight for Andersen, who will continue to shoulder a monster workload until John Gibson (groin) nears a return.