Sens' Bishop Falls To Bruins: Ben Bishop allowed three goals on 27 shots to take the loss Thursday against Boston. (Updated 04/06/2012)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/27/12).
Fantasy Analysis
The massive netminder has been iffy of late, posting sub-.900 save percentages in three of his last four appearances. He hasn't won since March 16. Ben Bishop should stay ready, though; if Craig Anderson struggles in the playoffs, he could get the call. (Updated 04/06/2012).
03/24/2012 22:16 Crosby scores first goal since return
Daniel Alfredsson had two goals and two assists, and the Ottawa Senators dealt Pittsburgh its first regulation loss in 15 games, beating the Penguins 8-4 on Saturday night.
03/23/2012 23:34 Cole nets hat trick in Habs victory
Erik Cole scored three goals in the first 5:41 and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Ottawa Senators 5-1 on Friday night.
03/23/2012 22:53 Winners & Losers: Sabres and Jets aren't going away
The Buffalo Sabres and Winnipeg Jets are doing their best to stay in the playoff race. The Washington Capitals and Ottawa Senators, on the other hand...
It's been three long years between the pipes for the AHL Peoria Rivermen, but Bishop will get an opportunity to be a full-time No. 2 goaltender in the NHL. The Blues are going to give him a chance to compete in training camp to be Jaroslav Halak's backup. The big question is if Bishop is ready for the NHL. He got a brief look-see with the Blues when Halak's hand injury forced him to sidelines in February. And while Bishop's overall numbers were not great, a lot of the damage occurred in two bad periods and the team in front of him wasn't playing very well at the time. As a backup, the Blues would only be looking for him to play 20-25 games. (Updated 8/16/11)
