CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson will start Friday's Game 5 against the Penguins, NHL.com's Arpon Basu reports.
12 hours agoCBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson was pulled from Game 4 on Wednesday after allowing six goals on 38 shots.
May 22, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Robin Lehner replaced starter Craig Anderson during the third period of Wednesday's 7-3 Game 4 loss to the Penguins.
May 22, 2013
Empty Netters | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette During Sunday's marathon Game 3, Tomas Vokoun logged the most ice time of any player on either team at 87:39, edging out his Ottawa counterpart, Craig Anderson, by three seconds. Overtime in the postseason can be exhausting mentally and physically for all players but probably none more so than goaltenders who have to be perfect past regulation for their teams to win. Today, Vokoun talked about the benefit of an extra day of rest, being a starter at the age of 36 and moving on past the disappointing loss. Was it nice to have two days off after Game 3? "Yeah. Definitely. I was pretty tired. It ...
Pittsburgh Penguins May 21, 2013
Empty Netters | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Playoff StuffPenguins - Senators -Dave Molinari's recap from last night's game. "You like to think you can hold onto the puck for the last 1:27, with a power play. That wasn't the case." - Dan Bylsma. -The Ottawa Citizen's recap. Craig Anderson rebounds. -The Associated Press' recap. "Alfie is one of the best guys in the game. We want the puck on his stick at all times.'' - Anderson on captain Daniel Alfredsson's game-tying goal with 29 seconds left. -Highlights: {youtube}CtKUu7mcIu0{/youtube} -Mike Lange's goal call. -Goal of the Night: Alfredsson's goal deserves its own clip: {youtube}uXak8...
Pittsburgh Penguins May 20, 2013
PensBurgh Sometimes, you just get the feeling it's not going to go the way you want it to. For me it happened when Pascal Dupuis rang a shot clean off the far post in the first overtime. Even when the Penguins beat Craig Anderson, they couldn't score. And very rarely were they able to beat him in the first place. Game three between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators featured an entertaining, heavy-hitting, low-scoring affair that saw some great goaltending from Anderson and Tomas Vokoun, as well as a let down by the Pens. In the last minute of the game, with Pittsburgh up 1-0, the Sen...
Pittsburgh Penguins May 20, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson made 49 saves on 50 shots in a double overtime Game 3 victory over the Penguins on Sunday.
May 20, 2013
Senators Extra | Ottawa Citizen ShareThis With his team down 0-2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins and in need of a saviour, Ottawa Senators centre Jason Spezza will make his return on Sunday for Game 3. Coach Paul MacLean also confirmed that Craig Anderson would be the starting goalie in this crucial game. Anderson was pulled for backup Robin Lehner after giving [...] ShareThis
Ottawa Senators May 19, 2013
PensBurgh Ottawa's Craig Anderson has definitely taken the road less traveled to the second round of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs. He's been drafted by two NHL teams (first by Calgary in 1999 then by Chicago in 2001 when he didn't sign with Calgary). The next five years he bounced between NHL and AHL in Chicago's organization before spending three years in Florida and two more in Colorado before a 2011 move to Ottawa. In three seasons with the Senators, Anderson has posted save percentages of .939, .913 and a sterling .941 mark this season in 24 injury shortened games of the lockout season. By...
Pittsburgh Penguins May 19, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson will start Game 3 against Pittsburgh on Sunday, Sportsnet.ca's Ian Mendes reports.
May 18, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson was pulled in the second period of Friday's Game 2 loss to the Penguin.
May 18, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson is in the net for Friday's Game 2 against the Penguins, CBC Sports reports.
May 17, 2013
Ottawa Citizen Ok, put your coaching hat on for a second. Who starts in goal on Sunday for your Ottawa Senators, Craig Anderson, the man who carried the Senators to a second playoff round, at times on his own two shoulders?
Ottawa Senators May 17, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Craig Anderson allowed four goals on 30 shots in Tuesday's Game 1 loss to the Penguins.
May 15, 2013
Lighthouse Hockey I would like to tell you that the Pittsburgh Penguins are going to be ousted by the Ottawa Senators in this series, but unfortunately someone told Dan Bylsma he can play Tomas Vokoun. Vokoun is good -- maybe not Craig Anderson good, but good -- and certainly not the godawful Marc-Andre Fleury we have seen in the playoffs more often than not. The Senators were often outplayed in the first round but Anderson made a big difference. Every bit of luck, be it bounces or injuries, went against the Canadiens in that series. The Senators' 36 shots allowed per game was 14th-worst in the playoffs...
New York Islanders May 15, 2013
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