Reimer has been confirmed as Toronto's starting goalie for Friday's game in Carolina, Jonas Siegel of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer will make his second straight start in net after allowing just one goal in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Avalanche. On the season, the 27-year-old is 6-2-3 with a 2.19 GAA and .930 save percentage.

Reimer allowed one goal on 35 shots in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Avalanche.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer has been stellar lately, winning four games in a row and recording a save percentage of at least .940 in each. He's now 6-2-3 on the season with a .930 save percentage and a 2.19 GAA.

Reimer will start in the crease for Tuesday's contest with Colorado, Jonas Siegel of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coming off being named the NHL's Third Star of the Week after going 3-0-0 with a 1.62 goals against average and .952 save percentage in that span, Reimer will take on the week's First Star, Matt Duchene, and the Avs. The Leafs have struggled this year, but have picked up at least a point in Reimer's last five starts. Meanwhile, the Avs are playing their best hockey of the season, winning their last three games while scoring 13 goals, including six against the Canadiens.

Reimer made 43 saves Saturday against the Canucks. He also caught a couple breaks when two goals were disallowed, one for a kicking motion and the other on an offside.

EDGE Analysis

Don't look now, but Optimus Reims has now won three straight games and has allowed just five goals in those three games. He's an easy guy to like and his teammates clearly enjoy playing for him. Right now, Mike Babcock's system is really helping Reimer have success, so the twinetender is actually a decent play.

Reimer will start in the cage Saturday against the visiting Canucks, Terry Koshan of the Toronto Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer has been doing a fine job for the Maple Leafs as of late, allowing no more than three goals in six consecutive starts. The problem is that Toronto has struggled offensively this season with only 34 goals in 16 games.

Reimer made 21 saves through overtime and turned away all five snipers in the shootout in a 2-1 win over the Predators on Thursday night. He has now won two games in a row.

EDGE Analysis

Optimus Reims is the only Toronto goalie who has registered a win this season and he's actually 3-1-2 in his last six starts. Jonathan Bernier is back from injury, but right now, Reimer appears to be the go-to guy in the blue paint.

Reimer will receive the start in net Thursday against the Predators, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer has played pretty well as of late, allowing just two goals in each of the last three games. He'll start once again Thursday against a Predators squad that is averaging 2.86 goals per game this season, ranking ninth in the league. However, with Jonathan Bernier now healthy again, it's possible Reimer will begin to receive more days off moving forward.

Reimer made 36 saves in Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer snapped the Maple Leafs' three-game losing streak and managed to contain a very potent Stars offense. He kept Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin out of the box score and paved the way for Jake Gardiner's late-game heroics. Reimer figures to be in net Thursday against the Predators with Jonathan Bernier on the mend.

Reimer put on a show Tuesday, stopping 39 shots in a 3-2 win over the Stars. He made several big saves to give his teammates a chance to get back in the game after they went down 2-1 early in the third.

EDGE Analysis

He actually owns all three of Toronto's wins and is a favorite of his teammates because he is one of the team's hardest workers. Reimer has been instrumental in the Leafs' recent success -- they have gone 2-1-2 in their last five games and picked up six of a possible 10 points.

Reimer will draw the start in goal Tuesday, facing pucks from the Stars, TSN's Mark Masters reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reimer allowing only seven goals combined over the past three starts has been overshadowed by losses in each of those contests. He'll be hard-pressed for wins as long as the Toronto defenders keep getting burned. After 14 games, the Leafs have only scored 29 goals compared to 45 allowed.