Craig Anderson

9 December 2009

tely and the way that Quick has played lately, I would say the top three guys would be Ryan Miller, Craig Anderson and Jonathan Quick with Thomas being a close fourth.”

A recent hot topic for the NHL has been hits to the head.  Many players this season are experiencing concussions and other health issues due to this violent act, so I found it necessary to find out Eddie's stance on it.  He was very vocal in his beliefs.

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6 November 2009

er and Thomas may have outside competition as well from an unexpected source.

Goaltender Craig Anderson, who signed a 2-year, $3.625 with the Colorado Avalanche on July 1st, has been the biggest surprise in the NHL thus far.  After the Avalanche finished dead-last in the NHL last season, Anderson came in and has backstopped the Denver team to an amazing 11-3-2 record for first place in the Western Conference.  His .936 save percentage ties him for second in the league, and his 10 wins puts him atop the NHL leaders with three others.  Anderson has been smothering the NHL highlight reels since his big win on opening night against the star-studded San Jose Sharks.  If Anderson is not considered for Vancouver right now, Team USA Hockey better start paying attention.

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1 July 2009

The Avalanche have taken yet another step to try and answer their troubles in net.  Craig Anderson, one of the best back-up goaltenders in 2008-09, has accepted a 2-year, $3.6 million deal. 

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5 May 2009

in salary, Florida has more holes to fill than just a star defenseman.  Stud backup goaltender Craig Anderson will be an unrestricted free-agent, as well as defensemen Nick Boynton and Jassen Cullimore and forward Ville Peltonen, among others.  Every one of these players plays an important role in the success of the Panthers. 

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