Senators' Anderson injured against Blues

Goalie left at 13:41 of the second, replaced by Hammond

By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Ottawa Senators goalie Craig Anderson left the game against the St. Louis Blues at Canadian Tire Centre on Tuesday because of a lower-body injury.
Anderson left at 13:41 of the second period. With the Senators trailing 3-0, Anderson was hit by the stick of Blues forward Magnus Paajarvi. Anderson took a knee then skated to the Senators dressing room. The Senators announced he would not return to the game.

Anderson allowed three goals on 31 shots. He was replaced by Andrew Hammond.

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