Drew MacIntyre stopped all 29 shots to lead the Toronto Marlies to a 2-0 win over Milwaukee and sweep the best-of-five series. MacIntyre gave up only four goals in the series and had a .955 save percentage as the 30-year-old led the Marlies into Round 2. MacIntyre could be the backup with the Maple Leafs next season as James Reimer could be moved out, but if Reimer remains, or if the Leafs decide on a more experienced NHL backup, then MacIntyre will likely return to the Marlies and provide a veteran presence in goal.

Making his first NHL start, Drew MacIntyre suffered a loss in a 4-2 defeat at the hands of the Panthers Thursday night. The 30-year-old rookie deserves congratulations for finally making an NHL start, but he has virtually no fantasy value. Look for James Reimer to make at least one more start from here on in.

As it was speculated earlier, Drew MacIntyre will get his first NHL start on Thursday against Florida. The 30-year-old netminder has appeared in five NHL games in relief and he's spent the vast majority of his professional career toiling in the minors.

Drew MacIntyre could get his first NHL start Thursday. The Leafs have been eliminated from postseason play, so letting the journeyman goaltender have his moment in the sun would be a good gesture. "It doesn't matter when or where it is, you want to get that chance to start," said the 30-year-old netminder on Wednesday. "We will see. I hope it happens." James Reimer would also like to see MacIntyre get a chance to play.

The Maple Leafs will call up Drew MacIntyre. That's no surprise, given that Jonathan Bernier won't return before the end of the regular season. MacIntyre has a 2.49 GAA and .918 save percentage in 48 AHL games.

Drew MacIntyre may make his NHL debut on Wednesday night. Toronto coach Randy Carlyle didn't give a glowing assessment of James Reimer's performance in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to Detroit. "I thought he was okay, you know," Carlyle said. "Just okay." MacIntyre is up with the Leafs because of Jonathan Bernier's groin injury and he's been excellent in the AHL this campaign.

The Maple Leafs have recalled Drew MacIntyre from the Marlies Saturday morning. It appears that Jonathan Bernier will not be able to dress for Sunday afternoon's matinee against the Capitals and MacIntyre is needed to back up James Reimer.

Drew MacIntyre has inked a one-year, two-way contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In 21 games for the Toronto Marlies of the AHL this season, he posted a 13-5-3 record with a 1.83 goals-against average and a .931 save percentage. He will probably stay with the Marlies again next season.

Drew MacIntyre has been recalled on an emergency basis. MacIntyre will practice with the Maple Leafs on Friday because Ben Scrivens is in Alberta to attend his grandfather's funeral. Scrivens is expected back on Saturday, but it's not clear if he will serve as the backup goaltender or if MacIntyre might end up in that role.

Toronto Maple Leafs sign Drew MacIntyre to NHL contract. MacIntyre has been playing with Leafs' AHL affiliate on a minor-league contract, which begs the question of whether MacIntyre is the third goalie Toronto has been looking to add. He'll have to clear waivers first, but the timing of this move is certainly curious to say the least.