Craig Anderson, who holds the most wins of any Ottawa Senators goaltender, signed a one-day contract with the team to officially retire as an Ottawa Senator.
An emotional announcement involving Anderson and Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion was held at the Canadian Tire Centre at 11:45 a.m. today. Anderson thanked his family, fans and teammates."It means the world to myself and my family to be a part of this.""The fans here were second to none," he said.Anderson spent 10 seasons in Ottawa, helping the Sens to 202 victories in 435 games played, more than any other goalie in franchise history.
He played four games with the Washington Capitals in the shortened 2020-21 season and later played two seasons with the Buffalo Sabres. He announced his retirement this past April after a 4-3 overtime win against none other than his former team, the Ottawa Senators. Tom Mulcair: Too bad no one in Ottawa will lift their little finger to reel in the Legault government
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