James Reimer will play between the pipes on Thursday. Reimer is a Manitoba-native, so Toronto's game in Winnipeg should be a special one. He has a 2.71 GAA and .917 save percentage in seven starts this season.

James Reimer was saddled with the loss Monday night against the Carolina Hurricanes. It's hard to blame a fantasy owner for starting Reimer tonight at home against the Canes because he has been solid between the pipes this season. His numbers may not jump out at you, but there's no question that Reimer has outplayed Ben Scrivens, who has struggled since his opening night performance against Montreal. The bottom line however, is that Reimer should not be viewed as a viable second goalie on a fantasy team in 12-team leagues. Playing for the lowly Leafs, Reimer is more an interesting third goaltender that can be used once in a while in favorable matchups.

James Reimer is expected to start on Monday. Reimer has been solid so far this season with a 2.46 GAA and .922 save percentage in six games. Don't read too much into his sophomore slump, especially seeing as he had his rhythm disturbed by a concussion.

James Reimer made 33 saves, but it wasn't enough as the Maple Leafs were topped by the Bruins on Saturday night 1-0. Reimer had given up nine goals over his last three starts, so this was a very good effort despite the result. It was his fourth straight start and this will only further cement his status as the team's number one.

James Reimer will get the start Saturday night against the Bruins. Reimer was in a rotation with Ben Scrivens but it he is going to get a fourth consecutive start and may be establishing himself as the starter.

James Reimer stopped 20 of 22 shots in a 3-2 win over Washington Thursday. The Toronto goalie has won his past two outings and he's looked good in both of them. Reimer got his third win of the year and he's working on lowering his 2.80 goals-against average.

James Reimer will be back in Toronto's cage on Thursday night against Washington. Reimer owns a 2-1-0 record with a .910 save percentage and a 3.05 goals-against average in four appearances this season.

James Reimer stopped 29 of 32 shots for Toronto in a 4-3 overtime win over the Sabres on Tuesday. His numbers may not jump out at you, but there's no question that Reimer has outplayed Ben Scrivens, who has struggled since his opening night performance against Montreal. The tide is slowly turning in favor of Mr. Reimer.

It appears James Reimer will get the call in net Tuesday against the Buffalo Sabres. Reimer allowed four goals on 41 shots Saturday night against the Rangers and was often left in no-man's land by his defense. Until he or Ben Scrivens stands out, Reimer will continue to be part of a muddled goaltending picture in Toronto.

James Reimer allowed four goals in the Maples Leafs' 5-2 loss to the Rangers on Saturday night. He did make 37 saves, so it wasn't as if he had a complete dud. He was left in no-man's land several times, and had a number of big saves, but the defensive lapses around him were too abundant. There's really no clear top guy in net for Toronto right now.