Look for James Reimer to start in goal Saturday night against the Senators. It is the Maple Leafs last game of a dismal season in which the team saw a sure playoff spot disappear with an ugly losing streak of nine consecutive regulation time losses. Reimer's future with Toronto is not clear as he personally struggled for much of the campaign and is clearly behind Jonathan Bernier on the club's depth chart.

James Reimer sidestepped the question of whether he'll ask for a trade over the summer. "Let's wait a couple of days before we talk about that," Reimer said. "Obviously, it's a fair question." Reimer wants to be a starting goaltender in the NHL and it's become clear that won't happen in Toronto. The question is if there's a team out there that will give him a better chance. Reimer has a 3.34 GAA and .909 save percentage in 35 games this season, so there might not be much of a market for him.

James Reimer allowed two goals on 33 shots, but it was enough for Tampa to steamroll Toronto 3-0 and hand the Leafs their 10th loss in 12 games. Reimer has been a central figure in the Leafs' struggles, as he has not won a single start since Jan. 21. He is 2-9 in his last 11 appearances, and will still be the Leafs' starter to close out the season due to Jonathan Bernier's injury. Reimer is 12-15-1 this season with a .908 save percentage and 3.37 goals against average.

James Reimer is expected to start on Tuesday. No real surprise there. Jonathan Bernier is hurt, so the Leafs might ride out Reimer for the rest of the season. His future with the team is very much in question though after his lackluster performance when they needed him to step up in recent weeks.

James Reimer kicked away 10 of 11 shots in relief of Jonathan Bernier on Thursday night. The Leafs topped the Bruins 4-3 in overtime. Reimer came in during the third period after Bernier left with a leg injury. Reimer has a 3.39 goals-against average and .908 save percentage this season.

James Reimer struggled once again Sunday as the Maple Leafs were dropped by New Jersey by a score of 3-2. Reimer barely lasted more than a period in this outing, stopping just seven of 10 shots before he was lifted by coach Randy Carlyle 1:50 into the second frame. The damage had been done by that point and although backup Drew MacIntyre stopped all 14 shots he faced in 36 minutes of action, Reimer suffered his fifth straight loss, dropping his record to 11-13-1.

James Reimer suffered through another difficult outing in a 4-3 loss to Montreal Saturday night. Reimer steered away 32 of 26 shots in the defeat, which doesn't seem like that poor a result on the surface, but anyone who watched this game saw the Toronto goaltender permit multiple weak goals. His record is now 11-12-1, his GAA is 3.32 and his save percentage is .910.

James Reimer will start in goal against Montreal Saturday night. Jonathan Bernier, although progressing in his recovery from a groin injury, is not ready to play just yet. Reimer has struggled as of late, losing three games in a row. We woud look for another starter Saturday if you have Reimer on your fantasy team.

James Reimer struggled through another outing Wednesday as the Maple Leafs dropped a 5-3 decision to Tampa Bay. Reimer allowed five goals on 30 shots in the loss, which definitely won't be pleasing to coach Randy Carlyle. He has been hit with losses in all three starts he has made in place of the injured Jonathan Bernier. As a result, his record has fallen to 11-11-1 while his GAA is 3.29 and his save percentage is .910.

James Reimer was saddled with is second straight loss in Toronto's 3-2 defeat at the hands of the Red Wings Tuesday. Reimer allowed three goals on 31 shots in the loss, which was his second in a row since taking over for the injured Jonathan Bernier. Reimer has become the forgotten man in the Toronto goal, but his numbers are respectable as his 11-10-1 record is accompanied by a 3.21 GAA and a .913 save percentage.