When Ottawa coach Paul MacLean pulled Craig Anderson early in the second period Friday night, it was the first time a Senators goalie did not finish a game he started for non-injury reasons this season.
That's a span of 55 games. It just demonstrates how good Ottawa goaltender has been this campaign to this point. That said, Anderson has not looked good in round two against the Penguins and we wouldn't be shocked if he is pulled again if he runs into trouble in Game 3.

Todd Bertuzzi is a healthy scratch on Saturday.
Drew Miller (hand) is ready to return and that's why Bertuzzi was pushed out of the lineup. Bertuzzi has no points and a minus-two rating in six playoff games.

Drew Miller (hand) will return to Detroit's lineup on Saturday.
Miller said on Friday that he wasn't 100%, but he felt good enough to play. This will be his first game since April 20.

Erik Karlsson is struggling to regain his form after returning to action from a sliced Achilles tendon.
He has not looked good against the Penguins and was particulalry vulnerable on Pittsburgh's first goal Friday night as Sidney Crosby blew by him and beat Craig Anderson. As a result, Sens' coach Paul MacLean cut Karlsson's ice time for the remainder of the contest. If you are relying on Karlsson in a playoff pool, we suggest you look for alternatives until the Sens' rearguard shows he is in better game shape.

Jason Spezza (back) joined the Senators for Saturday's practice.
It looks like Spezza is skating on the first line, which will just fuel the speculation that he could return on Sunday. For now he should still be regarded as questionable for that game, but this is a very good sign.