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Senators recall goaltender Filip Gustavsson
5 monthes ago - By Yardbarker
The Ottawa Senators have decided it is time to give one of their top prospects a shot, recalling goaltender Filip Gustavsson from the minor leagues. This comes after Craig Anderson suffered a minor injury - a tennis ball to the eye - and will be held out of tonight's game. Darren Archibald has also been recalled for the Senators. Gustavsson, 20, was the main piece brought back when the Senators traded Derick Brassard to the Pittsburgh Penguins last season. The young goaltender made his North American debut at the end of the year, getting into seven games with Belleville. Unfortunately...
Read more ...Senators recall top goalie prospect Filip Gustavsson from AHL
5 monthes ago - By Sportsnet
The Ottawa Senators have recalled their top goaltending prospect, Filip Gustavsson, from AHL Belleville.
Gustavsson will back up Anders Nilsson in Tuesday's game against the Carolina Hurricanes after Craig Anderson suffered a minor injury warming up before Monday's practice. It's unclear for now if Anderson will be available for upcoming games against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday or Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.
The 20-year-old Gustavsson was a key piece in the trade that saw the Senators send Derick Brassard to the Pittsburgh Penguins days before the trade deadline last season...
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