Staios acknowledged that Anton Forsberg’s goaltending has not met expectations, stating that it gets magnified when playing in goal but should not serve as an excuse. He expressed confidence in Forsberg's ability to rebound and improve moving forward.

Anton Forsberg delivered an impressive performance, keeping the Senators competitive in the first period despite the team's struggles. He made a critical mistake that led to a goal from Jordan Martinook, but overall, his play was solid. Forsberg faced a barrage of shots and was key in maintaining the Senators' chances until the late stages of the game.

Anton Forsberg stopped 24 shots in the loss, marking the Senators' first shutout of the season. Despite his efforts, the team struggled on special teams, failing to convert on four power-play opportunities.

Anton Forsberg stopped 24 shots in the game against the Hurricanes, but his efforts were not enough to prevent Ottawa from being shut out for the first time this season. The Senators struggled on special teams, going 0 for 4 on power plays, contributing to their defeat.

Anton Forsberg provided solid goaltending for the Senators, making 21 saves during the game against the Islanders. Despite his strong performance, he lacked sufficient support from the team, particularly in the early stages of the match. Forsberg's efforts were noted, but the overall execution and decision-making of the team fell short, contributing to their inability to secure a win.