James Reimer feels right at home at ScotiaBank Place in Ottawa. The 25-year-old made 31 saves as Toronto shut out the Senators on Saturday night. With the win last night, Reimer improved to 5-0-0 career in Ottawa, posting a minuscule 0.80 goals against average and a very solid .976 save percentage. "I'm not quite sure why," he said with a grin afterward. "I don't know if you can put a reason to it. But it is a fun place to play, just with the atmosphere and the Leaf fans and the Sens fans, makes for a good game so it's an easy game to get up for."

James Reimer made 31 saves as Toronto shut out the Senators on Saturday night 4-0. If Reimer plays like this, the Leafs have as good a chance as any team to make noise as the season enters the final stretch. He has a 2.65 goals-against average and .916 save percentage this season.

Look for James Reimer to be in the net against the Senators Saturday night. Reimer is undefeated against the Sens in four career starts and has allowed only four goals in those contests with a .971 save percentage. It doesn't get much better than that. Make sure he's active Saturday.

James Reimer allowed three goals on 22 shots in Thursday's 6-3 win over Carolina. Reimer wasn't especially solid in this game, but he played well enough to keep the team in the game until they eventually pulled away for good. Look for him to see the bulk of the action for the Maple Leafs down the stretch.

James Reimer allowed two goals on 29 shots in Toronto's 3-2 shootout loss to Boston on Monday night. Reimer is clearly the team's go-to goaltender right now as it seems he has the trust of coach Randy Carlyle. In fact, tonight's outing marked Reimer's fourth start in six nights. With the shootout loss tonight, Reimer now has a 11-4-4 record in this 48 game shortened season.

James Reimer will be between the pipes for Toronto again Monday night at Boston. Reimer made 31 saves in Saturday's 3-2 win over the Bruins and this will mark his fourth start in six nights. He hasn't lost in regulation in his past four outings (2-0-2).

James Reimer still looks to have a leg up on Ben Scrivens for the number one gig in Toronto. Reimer improved to 11-4-3 in this 48-game shortened season with Saturday's win and now sports a .917 save percentage this season. "We just felt he was going to give us the best chance for success," Carlyle said after Saturday's win. "One of the things that we're asking our goaltenders is to stand tall for us," Carlyle continued, "and I thought Reimer played very well for our hockey club and he gave us a chance tonight." Reimer should be owned in all formats.

James Reimer saved 31 of 33 shots in a 3-2 victory over Boston Saturday night. The Bruins outshot Toronto 16-4 in the third period and that's when Reimer surrendered both goals. All the same, Reimer has now won two of his last three starts, giving him a 11-4-3 record this season.

James Reimer will get the start in net for the Leafs on Saturday night. Reimer will look to bounce back against the Bruins after allowing four goals in his last start. He has a 2.73 goals-against average and .916 save percentage on the season.

James Reimer was victimized Thursday as he allowed four goals on 36 shots in a 5-4 shootout loss to Buffalo. The Toronto goaltending tandem has hit a rough patch of late after starting the season with such stability and the team's results are suffering because of it. Reimer still looks to have a leg up in the competition, but Ben Scrivens can't be counted out entirely.