Hogberg will get the starting nod in Saturday's home game versus the Red Wings, TSN 1200 Ottawa reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg is looking to end the month on a high note, as it's been rocky with a .906 save percentage, 3.24 GAA and 2-5-2 record. This is a very favorable matchup against the lowly Red Wings, too, as they've lost eight of the last nine games while averaging 1.6 goals per contest.

Hogberg made 32 saves in Thursday's 5-2 win over Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

You wouldn't know it by his 4-7-8 record, but Hogberg has quietly been a revelation in net for Ottawa. He has consistently kept an overmatched group of skaters in games and was finally rewarded with some goal support in this one. The 6-foot-5, 25-year-old should continue to draw the majority of starts for the Senators down the stretch as he strengthens his case for being Ottawa's top goalie in future seasons.

Hogberg will retake the cage Thursday when the Senators host the Canucks, Sylvain St-Laurent of LeDroit reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg faced a combined 79 shots and surrendered nine goals to the Jets and Blue Jackets in a regulation and overtime loss in his last two starts to drop his record to just 3-7-8 on the campaign. Vancouver is much less effective on the road offensively, entering the night averaging just 2.87 goals per game while sporting a minus-16 goal differential. This should give Hogberg an opportunity to get back in the win column Thursday after losing eight of his last nine as the goalie of record.

Hogberg stopped 41 of 45 shots in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

The Swedish goalie was busy in goal Monday. Hogberg couldn't make a pair of one-goal leads stand, and ultimately lost when Emil Bemstrom tallied for the Blue Jackets in overtime. The 25-year-old dropped to 3-7-8 with a 3.10 GAA and a .908 save percentage in 21 appearances. Wins have already been hard to come by in Ottawa, and a group of skaters depleted by the trade deadline will likely keep Hogberg from success down the stretch.

Hogberg was the first goalie off the ice Monday, Mark Scheig of The Hockey Writers reports, indicating he will be in goal on the road versus Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg is back between the pipes after seeing action in just one of the Senators' previous four outings. The netminder will be without the club's leading scorer in Jean-Gabriel Pageau, who was shipped out to the Islanders on Monday. With even less offensive tools in tow, Hogberg will likely need to be at his absolute best to secure a win Monday.

Hogberg stopped 29 of 34 shots Thursday in a 5-1 loss to Winnipeg.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg and the Senators were overpowered on home ice, yielding five unanswered goals including a hat trick by Winnipeg center Mark Scheifele. The rookie has just one win in his last nine appearances, going 1-6-2 in that time, although he's actually played pretty well behind an Ottawa squad that's often overmatched. Hogberg will try getting back into the win column Saturday against Montreal.

Hogberg will tend the home goal for Thursday's game against Winnipeg, Ken Wiebe of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg will enter the cage for the first time in three games, and he's deserved a better fate in his past five starts, going 1-3-1 along with a 2.86 GAA and .912 save percentage in that span. The Swede will face a decent matchup against a Jets offense that ranks 17th in the league in goals per game this year (2.98).

Hogberg was pulled in the middle of the second period Saturday after allowing three goals on 16 shots.

EDGE Analysis

It was more of a mercy pull than anything else. Hogberg wasn't responsible for any of the goals the Leafs scored and it was more likely the coach wanted to save him for Sunday's date with Dallas. Hopefully you had him benched in daily formats -- his single-game 5.66 GAA and .813 save percentage are almost insurmountable anchors.

Hogberg led his team on the ice for warmups and will start Saturday against Toronto, Murray Pam of Sporting News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg will make his sixth straight start Saturday, having gone 1-2-1 over his previous five appearances. Ottawa's netminder is in tough against the potent Maple Leafs offense, and it would be best to avoid Hogberg in this matchup.

Hogberg stopped 32 of 34 shots during a 3-2 win over Arizona on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Hogberg was sensational Thursday night, finishing this win with a .941 save percentage. It was the young netminder's first win in six starts, moving Hogberg's season record to 3-5-7. Playing behind a shaky Senators squad, Hogberg will be a risky fantasy play most nights in 2019-20, but he figures to have a bright future in the league.