Sounds like Reimer is taking another step in the right direction. Coach Ron Wilson said yesterday that Reimer was at least 7-10 days away from returning so don't bank on a November start.

Reimer getting back on the ice is a very positive sign for the Leafs. He has yet to go through any drills with contact which is telling considering he is recovering from a concussion. He remains out indefinitely.

Reimer practiced today but would be hard pressed to play prior to the end of this month. The Morweena, Manitoba native last played on October 22nd.

Reimer remains no closer to returning to his concussion as he remains sidelined indefinitely. His statistics -- 2.58 GAA and .912 SV% -- are much better than those of his successors. Look for the Leafs to make a move should Optimus Reim remained sidelined.

Reimer continues to struggle with concussion-like symptoms. Look for Ben Scrivens and Jonas Gustavsson to split the playing time in his absence.

Not in danger of losing his starting gig yet but you have to start to worry if the Leafs keep winning without him.

Reimer will face the Blue Jackets for the first time in his career.

Look for Jonas Gustavsson to continue starting for the Leafs on Saturday.

Not as bad as previously expected but the team continues to coddle their starting goalie. Stay tuned for a further update.

Reimer will face the Rangers for the first time in his career.