The upper body injury that ended James Reimer's 2011-12 campaign was related to his neck. The good news is that it wasn't a concussion. Reimer had a 3.10 GAA and .900 save percentage in 34 starts this season.

James Reimer is still feeling the effects of his upper-body ailment, so he hasn't resumed skating yet. He probably won't play again this season. Reimer's sophomore season got off on the right foot, but he was never the same after a concussion. If he is done for the remainder of the year then he finish the 2011-12 campaign with a 14-14-4 record, including three shutouts, to go with a .900 save percentage and a 3.10 GAA.

James Reimer (upper body) was kept off the ice Wednesday as a precaution after he reported that didn't feel like himself. He is being rested as a safeguard in case concussion-like symptoms reappear, but coach Randy Carlyle said that the Leafs goaltender hasn't been diagnosed with anything that extreme yet. "I don't think it's to that level," he said Wednesday. "But there always has to be caution when there's a history. James had treatment today and is still not feeling like himself. We're going to be extra careful. It's the same thing when you've had a separated shoulder and later you get a sore shoulder. You takes steps to make sure he's 110 percent all right before putting him back in." Reimer should be considered day-to-day for now.

James Reimer will miss tonight's game with an upper body injury. Reimer was expected to make the start this evening against the visiting Hurricanes. Instead, the assignment will likely go to Jonas Gustavsson. Reimer started last Friday at New Jersey, losing in a shootout, 4-3.

James Reimer saved 43 of 46 shots in regulation in a 4-3 shootout win Friday night. Reimer allowed two goals in three shootout rounds, but his teammates were able to bail him out. Reimer has surrendered three or more goals in each of his last three starts.

James Reimer allowed four goals on 33 shots in the Maple Leafs' 5-2 loss to the Islanders Tuesday night. One night after being torched for four goals in just over half a period against Boston, Reimer once again was beaten four times and the lowly Islanders. If this is Reimer's audition for next season, the team should be considering alternatives in goal.

James Reimer was pulled Monday night against the Bruins after allowing four goals on only nine shots in 13 minutes of action. Reimer was going for his third straight victory tonight. It was going to be really hard for Reimer to prove that what he did last season wasn't a fluke. And it's been a difficult season for the young netminder after a promising start to his career. The goaltending situation in Toronto is up in the air for next year.

James Reimer is the probable goaltender for Monday's game against Boston. Reimer will be going for his third straight victory. He has a 2.77 GAA and .919 save percentage in five career starts against the Bruins.

James Reimer saved 29 of 30 shots in a 3-1 victory over Ottawa. Reimer had a 3.03 GAA and .901 save percentage in 30 starts before this contest. On a more positive note, he has allowed just two goals in his last two games.

James Reimer allowed only one goal on 35 shots in the Leafs' 3-1 win over the Lightning Thursday night. With the win tonight, the Maple Leafs moved within eight points of the Capitals in another loss season in Toronto. It's been a difficult season for the young netminder after a promising start to his career last year.