Ullmark, 22, came over from Sweden after going 12-20-0 with a 3.12 GAA and .904 SV% in 35 games with MODO last season. In his first three starts in North America he went 1-2-0 with a 2.72 GAA and .932 SV%. He will make his NHL debut tonight vs. the Devils—New Jersey is averaging 2.14 goals per game this season.
Ullmark, 22, came over from Sweden in the offseason and he has had a strong start to his North American career. He has gone 1-2-0 with a 2.72 GAA and .932 SV% in three starts with Rochester and could make his NHL debut on Saturday vs. the Devils.
Anderson allowed two goals on 36 shots in the Senators loss to the Penguins on Thursday. It was Anderson’s first loss of the season, but it won’t stop the Senators from going back to him tonight vs. Nashville. Anderson has a 2.47 GAA and .931 SV% through four games this season. He will face a Preds team averaging 2.50 goals per game.
Macarthur was injured in Wednesday’s game and was held out of the lineup last night. He will miss a second straight game on Saturday, which suggests that Shane Prince will remain in the lineup.
MacArthur left Wednesday’s game with an upper-body injury and did not return. He will be kept out of the lineup tonight because of the injury, which will allow Shane Prince to make his season debut.
Anderson stopped 38 of 41 shots in the Senators win over the Blue Jackets last night. Andrew Hammond was expected to get on of these two games, but Anderson’s strong performance will give him the start on back-to-back nights. He comes into tonight with a 3-0-0 record, 2.60 GAA and .927 SV%.
Anderson surrendered four goals on 41 shots in the Senators shootout win over the Maple Leafs last Saturday. He was given Sunday night off, but will be back between the pipes tonight in Columbus. Anderson has started the season at 2-0 with a 2.40 GAA and .926 SV%. He draws a strong matchup tonight vs. a Columbus team who has started 0-3.
Ullmark, 22, came over from the Swedish Elite League and will make his North American debut today with Rochester (AHL). He was 12-20-0 with a 3.12 GAA and .904 SV% in Sweden a season ago.
Anderson stopped 26 of 27 shots that he faced in the Senators 2-1 win over Buffalo in their season opener. He draws another great matchup tonight against a Maple Leafs team who have scored just one goal through their first two games. Anderson had a 3.41 GAA and .901 SV% in two games vs. Toronto last year, but this is not the same Maple Leafs team.
MacAthur was listed as a game-time decision, but he is on the ice for warmups, so it appears as if he will play. MacArthur, who is expected to skate on the Senators third line with J.G Pageau and Milan Michalek, is coming off of a season where he had 36 points (16G / 20A) in 62 games last season.
MacArthur’s practicing has been sporadic this week, but he was on the ice for the morning skate and he is listed as a game-time decision. MacArthur said there is a 50/50 chance that he plays tonight. Monitor his status when the teams hit the ice for warmups at 6:30 pm ET.
MacArthur has missed the last two practices, including this morning’s, and head coach Dave Cameron said he “isn’t sure MacArthur will play tomorrow.” With MacArthur out, Mike Hoffman is playing on the top-line and Curtis Lazar has been bumping into the top six.
With Andrew Hammond out with groin injury, Anderson is set to start the first couple of games for the Senators. Anderson went 1-1-0 with a 3.05 GAA and .917 SV% in four preseason games and opens the season with a strong matchup in Buffalo. Anderson made 19 saves in a winning performance in his only start against the Sabres last year.
Hamonic has not suited up in the playoffs and that will continue tonight in Game 7. If the Islanders win tonight and continue in the playoffs, Hamonic might be able to return, but if they lose, you won’t be seeing him until September.
Anderson stopped 45 of 46 shots in the Senators 5-1 win over the Canadiens in Game 5. Anderson was excellent once again and has now stopped 120 of 123 shots (.976 SV%) that he has faced in this series. He will try to keep the Senators season alive with another win tonight in Ottawa.
Anderson stopped all 28 shots that he faced in the Senators 1-0 shutout win over Montreal in Game 4. Anderson kept Ottawa alive with his third career playoff shutout. Anderson will need to be great again on Friday if the Senators are going to avoid elimination—he has a 0.93 GAA and .974 SV% so far.
Anderson made 47 saves on 49 shots in the Senators 2-1 OT loss in Game 3. Anderson was outstanding in his first start of the playoffs, but allowed a soft goal in overtime that has the Senators starring elimination in the face tonight. Anderson has not won a game since March 8th, but he will need to get a W tonight if Ottawa is going to keep their season alive.
Anderson made 47 saves on 49 shots in the Senators 2-1 OT loss in Game 3. Anderson was outstanding in his first start of the playoffs, but allowed a soft goal in overtime that has the Senators starring elimination in the face tonight. Anderson has not won a game since March 8th, but he will need to get a W tonight if Ottawa is going to keep their season alive.
