James Reimer will be back in Toronto's crease Thursday night in Buffalo. He started Wednesday against Tampa Bay and posted a 4-2 victory with 26 saves. Adjust your lineup accordingly.

James Reimer made 26 saves Wednesday night in the Maple Leafs' 4-2 victory over the Lightning on Wednesday night. This was a good performance for the netminder, as prior to this one he had allowed four goals in four of his five starts since returning from a knee injury. Reimer has a 2.70 goals-against average and .917 save percentage on the year. Even with the solid outing, the Leafs may turn to Ben Scrivens in the back-to-back Thursday night.

James Reimer will be between the pipes for Toronto Wednesday night versus Tampa. Ben Scrivens started Toronto's last two games and he may get the call for Thursday's contest in Buffalo. Reimer hasn't looked as comfortable in the cage since returning to the lineup from a knee injury and he'll look to get back on track against the Lightning.

James Reimer allowed four goals on 28 shots in Toronto's 5-2 loss against Winnipeg on Tuesday night. He has permitted four goals in four of his last five games since returning from a knee injury, but has a 3-1-1 record over that span. Ben Scrivens made five stops on six shots during his brief relief appearance.

James Reimer is the likely starter in goal Tuesday night. Reimer struggled in his last start but remains the Leafs' go-to option in net. On the season, Reimer is 9-3-1 with a 2.66 GAA and .919 save percentage, although he has given up four goals three times in four starts since returning from injury.

James Reimer gave up four goals on 41 shots Saturday night in Toronto's 5-4 shootout loss to Pittsburgh. Reimer is clearly the team's go-to goaltender right now, and this performance shouldn't really do much to change coach Randy Carlyle's mind. He may have given up four goals through the first two periods, but Reimer was stingy in the third, making 13 saves to give his team a chance to score and earn at least a point.

James Reimer will be in goal against the Penguins Saturday night. Not a big surprise here given how well he has played of late.

James Reimer kicked away 39 of 43 shots on Wednesday night during Toronto's 5-4 win versus the Senators. Receiving his third straight start, Reimer almost saw the win disappear in the third as the Sens drew within one late in the third. Reimer has generally been pretty solid lately, but he's been prone to these types of nights on occasion, which makes Toronto still a bit of a question mark despite such a solid campaign thus far. That being said, he has six wins over his last six appearances.

James Reimer will make his third straight start between the pipes for Toronto Wednesday night when Ottawa visits. The Toronto netminder has won his last five games, including two since returning from a knee injury. Reimer has a solid .923 save percentage and a 2.43 goals-against average this season.

James Reimer stopped 28 of 30 shots in a 4-2 win over New Jersey Monday. Ben Scrivens was fantastic between the pipes with Reimer on the shelf for a good portion of February nursing a knee injury. However, it seems Reimer has the trust of coach Randy Carlyle in what looks like a healthy battle for the number one gig in the Toronto net. Stay tuned.