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April 26, 2023

Craig Anderson: A Look at the Career of the NHL's Longest-Tenured Goaltender oyo

Craig Anderson Born: May 21, 1981 Birthplace: Park Ridge, IL, USA Catches: Left Draft: 2001 CHI, 3rd rd, 10th pk (73rd overall) View Player Bio + Follow CraigAnderson41 Watch Craig Anderson Craig Anderson won the 300th game of his NHL career Thursday night, becoming just the sixth U.S.-born goaltender to reach that milestone. Buffalo 's netminder, 40, achieved the feat while making Craig Anderson Position: G • Catches: Left 6-2 , 187lb (188cm, 84kg) Team: Buffalo Sabres Born: May 21 , 1981 (Age: 41-335d) in Park Ridge, Illinois us More bio, uniform, draft, salary info 2016-17 Masterton 31 31 41 41 31 41 Become a Stathead & surf this site ad-free. SUMMARY 2022-23 Career GP 26 709 W 11 319 L 11 275 T 2 73 SHO 1 43 PS 4.9 130.6

Sabres goalie Craig Anderson, who announced he is retiring at the end of the season, was mobbed by teammates after saving 30 shots in Buffalo's 4-3 overtime win over Ottawa on Thursday night. — When the pandemic shortened the 2020 NHL season, Craig Anderson sat down with his family and his agent to talk about his playing future. Unanimously, they decided it couldn’t end like that. At The 41-year-old from Park Ridge, Illinois — who won’t be suiting up in Buffalo’s season finale at Columbus on Friday — closes his career at 319-275-71. He ranks fifth among American-born goalies in wins and games played, and third with 43 shutouts, one behind Ryan Miller. “It was emotional.

Craig Anderson Goalie -- shoots L Born May 21 1981 -- Park Ridge, IL [41 yrs. ago] Height 6.02 -- Weight 187 [188 cm/85 kg] Drafted by Calgary Flames - round 3 #77 overall 1999 NHL Entry Draft Drafted by Chicago Blackhawks - round 3 #73 overall 2001 NHL Entry Draft Embed Craig Anderson stats! | View as text Awards Contract Status The 41-year-old goaltender from Park Ridge, Ill., has announced his retirement from the NHL after one final season with the Buffalo Sabres. He stopped 30 of 33 shots in Thursday’s overtime win Anderson, who is Buffalo's nominee for the 2022-23 Masterton Trophy (an award he won in 2017), has suited up for six different NHL clubs during a career that spanned two decades. He has left his

Craig Anderson won the 300th game of his NHL career Thursday night, becoming just the sixth U.S.-born goaltender to reach that milestone. Buffalo 's netminder, 40, achieved the feat while making Sabres goalie Craig Anderson, who announced he is retiring at the end of the season, was mobbed by teammates after saving 30 shots in Buffalo's 4-3 overtime win over Ottawa on Thursday night. The 41-year-old from Park Ridge, Illinois — who won’t be suiting up in Buffalo’s season finale at Columbus on Friday — closes his career at 319-275-71. He ranks fifth among American-born goalies in wins and games played, and third with 43 shutouts, one behind Ryan Miller. “It was emotional.

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