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NHL: Ottawa 2, Buffalo 0

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Published: Feb. 12, 2013 at 11:39 PM

OTTAWA, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- Craig Anderson stopped all 42 shots he faced Tuesday, backstopping the Ottawa Senators to a 2-0 decision over Buffalo.

Anderson turned aside 29 shots over the final two periods as the Senators stymied the Sabres' offensive onslaught and broke a two-game losing streak.

The shutout was the second of the season and 21st career whitewash for Anderson.

Erik Karlsson notched a shorthanded goal and Erik Condra added an insurance tally in the second period for Ottawa.

Ryan Miller saved 29-of-31 shots for the Sabres, who dropped a second straight following victories over Montreal and the New York Islanders.

Topics: Craig Anderson, Erik Karlsson, Ryan Miller
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