Anderson will be in the blue paint for Monday's preseason opener against Toronto.

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Forgotten lessons from Little League: Why don't MLB players shake hands after games?

The postgame handshake line is a time-tested symbol of sportsmanship. And while it's common in other pro leagues, pressing palms with the opponent is all but prohibited in the majors. Still, there's a chance that could change Sunday in Williamsport.

Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews eye prizes on awards night

The NHL will announce the winners of its top individual awards Wednesday. There are a couple of potential first-time-in-a-long-time scenarios.

Sens to protect Anderson from expansion draft

The Senators plan to protect goalie Craig Anderson from the upcoming expansion draft.

Wife of Senators G Anderson is cancer-free

Nicholle Anderson, the wife of Senators goaltender Craig Anderson, is cancer-free after dealing with a rare form of throat cancer over the past year.

Penguins, Crosby refuse to lose

A rash of injuries, facing two of the league's top four teams, and double OT in Game 7 of the East finals weren't enough to hold back Sidney Crosby and the Penguins, who were determined to give themselves a chance to repeat as Stanley Cup champions.

Penguins barely sneak into finals

Chris Kunitz's second goal of the game was the difference as the Penguins squeezed past the resilient Senators in double overtime. They now are four wins away from their second straight Stanley Cup finals win, but the Predators stand in their way.

Mental toughness has made Anderson the Sens' savior

Goalie Craig Anderson can be surly and intense, which is part of what makes the steely, cerebral 36-year-old so essential to Ottawa's success. When the Senators needed him most, Anderson stepped up. "He's a great competitor," says backup Mike Condon.

Elias Says: May 24, 2017

May 24

Anderson's 46 saves gives Sens a chance to win

Barry Melrose breaks down Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson's impressive 46-save performance after what Melrose calls "two-subpar performances" in Games 4 and 5.

Senators find a way to force Game 7

Struggling through injuries, blowouts and a faulty power play, the Senators somehow overcame them all in Game 6 to keep their season alive and force a Game 7 against the defending Cup-champion Penguins.