Robin Lehner was excellent Sunday as he stopped 34 of 36 shots en route to a 4-2 win over the Bruins.
Lehner will certainly find himself on the bench once the playoffs begin, but his talent is obvious and the Senators have an embarrassment of riches between the pipes. With the victory Ottawa jumps to seventh place in the Eastern Conference and the Sens will take on Montreal in the opening round of the playoffs.

It was already rumored this way, but Robin Lehner will be in net for the Ottawa Senators' season-closing game against the Boston Bruins on Sunday.
Lehner isn't as established as Craig Anderson, but he's shown why he was a hyped-up goalie coming into this season. The Senators still have something to play for, but they're also wise to give Anderson rest.

Look for Robin Lehner to start Sunday night against the Bruins.
Ottawa coach Paul MacLean may choose to rest a few players including Craig Anderson pending the results of Saturday's contests.

Robin Lehner saved 24 of 25 shots in a 3-1 win Thursday night.
After losing their previous five games, this was a win the Ottawa Senators' desperately needed. Lehner had allowed three or more goals in each of his previous three starts.

Robin Lehner will be in goal for Ottawa Thursday night at Philadelphia.
Craig Anderson has gone winless in his first two games back from injury, so Lehner will get a chance to end his own two-game when he faces the Flyers. Adjust your lineup accordingly.

Robin Lehner will remain with the Ottawa Senators for the remainder of the season following the dealing of Ben Bishop to Tampa Bay.
He has proven himself to be an NHL-caliber goalie and should help out Craig Anderson with the team's crease duties down the stretch.

Robin Lehner was great in goal again, but he came up short against the Boston Bruins for a fourth straight time this season.
He has been on the losing of four one-goal contests versus the Bruins this year. Lehner stopped 47 of 50 shots in Tuesday's 3-2 loss. Aside from his win total, he's been a solid option between the pipes while Craig Anderson has been out of action due to injury.

Robin Lehner is projected to start Monday against Boston.
Lehner has already played three games versus the Bruins this season and although he's been solid in all of them he hasn't been able to pick up a victory yet. He has posted a 3-1-4 record with a .940 save percentage and a 2.05 GAA with the big club this year. The landscape of the Ottawa's goaltending situation could change quickly with Craig Anderson on the mend from injury and Ben Bishop attracting interest on the rumor mill of the trading market, but Lehner said he can't worry about that because it's out of his control.

Robin Lehner saved 29 of 32 shots in a 5-3 victory on Saturday.
Lehner surrendered three goals on just 10 shots in the third period, but the Senators were able to hold on. As a result, the 21-year-old netminder earned his seventh career NHL victory in his 21st game.

Robin Lehner will get the start Saturday against the Lightning.
Lehner is 2-1-4 with a 1.92 goals-against average and .944 save percentage this season.

Robin Lehner was a hard luck loser on Thursday night, as he stopped 27 of 29 shots in a 2-1 loss to the Bruins.
The loss was the first regulation defeat for Lehner in seven starts this season. Despite having only registered two victories he has played impressively in the absence of the injured Craig Anderson.

Robin Lehner will be in goal for Ottawa versus Boston Thursday night.
Lehner has already faced the Bruins twice this season. He dropped a 2-1 overtime decision to Boston on Feb. 26 and posted a 3-2 shootout loss to the Bruins on Mar. 11. He owns a 2-0-4 record with a 1.90 goals-against average and a .946 save percentage.

Robin Lehner allowed just one goal on 26 shots in a 4-1 win over Winnipeg on Sunday.
Lehner has played extremely well since being called up and interestingly has only two wins in six games despite having not suffered a regulation loss. His 2-0-4 record is not reflective of the way he has played.

Robin Lehner yielded three goals on 45 shots in the Senators' 4-3 loss in the shootout against the Canadiens on Wednesday night.
Lehner was a busy man, and he was the main reason Ottawa was even able to grab a point in this one. The 21-year-old may only be sporting a 1-0-4 record, but you can't blame him for it as he has a 2.07 goals-against average and .944 save percentage on the year.

Robin Lehner will play in his third consecutive contest on Wednesday.
Lehner has kicked out 33 of 35 shots in regulation in each of his last three contests. Two of those games went to a shootout and Lehner fell short both times.

Robin Lehner made 33 saves through three periods and overtime in the Senators' 3-2 shootout loss Monday night at home.
It's still unclear how soon starter Craig Anderson might come back from injury, but in the meantime Lehner as well as Ben Bishop have been solid between the pipes for the Senators. Both Lehner and Bishop need to be owned in 12 and 14-team leagues while Anderson is on the shelf.

Robin Lehner will apparently get the call for Ottawa on Monday when the Senators host Boston.
He confirmed that he is starting to the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch. Lehner has a 1-0-2 record with a .948 save percentage and a 1.90 goals-against average in three games with Ottawa this season. This will also mark his second start against the Bruins.

Robin Lehner was thrilled to defeat the Rangers and his childhood idol, Henrik Lundqvist Friday night.
Lehner's father coached Lundqvist in Sweden and young Robin idolized King Henrik while soaking up the same lessons. It's a nice story for the Sens' rookie goaltender. It will be interesting to see if Ottawa coach Paul MacLean goes back to him for Monday's home game against Boston.

Robin Lehner kicked out 33 of 35 shots in a 3-2 victory on Friday.
Even with Craig Anderson sidelined due to an ankle injury, the Ottawa Senators have enjoyed some of the best goaltending in the league. Lehner has allowed just two goals in each of his three starts this season.

Robin Lehner will start in Friday's contest.
Lehner has a 1.87 GAA and .951 save percentage in two starts this season. Despite those impressive numbers, he's still searching for his first win of 2013.

Robin Lehner has played really well in his two 2013 games, but his record is 0-0-2.
Both games went beyond regulation, so he at least got the Ottawa Senators charity points. This time around, the New York Islanders defeated the Senators 3-2 via a shootout. Lehner stopped 33 out of 35 shots.

Robin Lehner will get another start on Sunday, as the Ottawa Senators take on the New York Islanders.
It's an interesting extra audition for Lehner, who lost 2-1 in overtime to the Boston Bruins in his 2013 debut on Friday. He's had 14 NHL appearances over the last three seasons, though he's likely never been more intriguing fantasy-wise. It's too early to nab him, but keep an eye on his progress as Craig Anderson recovers and Ben Bishop watches.

Robin Lehner was a split second too late in fending off the decisive goal in Ottawa's 2-1 overtime loss to the Bruins on Thursday.
Patrice Bergeron's deflection squeaked through Lehner, who then was tangled up with a Bruin so he pulled his bare hand out of his blocker to grab the puck as it trickled over the line. "They threw a lot of pucks at us ... and unfortunately at the end they got a stick on it and a lucky bounce I think," Lehner said. "I couldn't really recover, so I had to take my hand out and it still got in." "We played a really good road game. It's very hard to win in this building." Even with the loss, Lehner was brilliant, making 44 saves.

Robin Lehner stopped 44 of 46 shots in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Bruins Thursday night.
Lehner was very sharp in his first start of the season and it's unfortunate that he has to suffer a loss despite such strong play. Ottawa has been getting fantastic goaltending from whoever starts between the pipes, whether it be Lehner, Craig Anderson or Ben Bishop.

Robin Lehner will get the call for Ottawa Thursday night in Boston.
Lehner faced the Bruins a year ago today (Feb. 28, 2012) and pitched a 32-save shutout. The Senators will be looking for him to recapture some of that magic again in his season debut for 2013.

Ottawa Senators recall G Robin Lehner from AHL Binghamton.
Starting goalie Craig Anderson sprained his ankle in Thursday's shootout win over the Rangers and will likely miss at least a game or two. Ben Bishop relieved Anderson and allowed two goals on 13 shots in just over 23 minutes of action. It's unclear whether Bishop or Lehner will get the majority of the starts, but we'd bet on Bishop if Anderson is only out for a short period of time. However, all bets are off if Anderson has to sit for an extended stretch.

Ottawa Senators demote Robin Lehner to AHL Binghamton Senators.
Until this move, the Sens were carrying three goalies with Craig Anderson the starter and Ben Bishop backing him up. Although Lehner is Ottawa's goalie of the future, Bishop has a guaranteed NHL contract. Expect Lehner to dominate in the AHL once again and be recalled if either Anderson or Bishop suffer an injury.

Robin Lehner will probably stay in the minors when the Senators kick off the 2012-13 season.
Craig Anderson is slated to remain as the team's starting goaltender, while Ben Bishop is slotted to be back him up. Bishop has a guaranteed NHL contract, while Lehner can continue to be paid his AHL salary. Ottawa's goalie of the future has been great this season in the minors, while posting a 13-5-1 record with a 1.94 GAA and a .944 save percentage in 38 games with Binghamton. Lehner could get time in the NHL this year if injuries occur or if the team finds itself in a position to trade one of their netminders.

Robin Lehner was sharp in net with 43 saves in Binghamton's 3-1 victory versus Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Friday night.
There's no other way to put it: Lehner was the reason Binghamton won, as the Senators were outshot 44 to 15 in the game. The 21-year-old has been excellent this year with a 1.83 goals-against average and .946 save percentage.