Jones is expected to get the road start in Ottawa on Saturday after being the first netminder off the ice at the morning skate, per David Alter of The Hockey News.

EDGE Analysis

Jones has sat on the bench the last five games as Ilya Samsonov has taken over as the Maple Leafs' No. 1 goaltender. Jones is 9-6-1 with a 2.65 GAA and a .911 save percentage this season. He gave up three goals on 29 shots in a 4-2 loss to the Senators on Dec. 27.

Jones made 15 saves Saturday in a 6-4 loss to Vancouver.

EDGE Analysis

He didn't get rattled in the first when the Orca's bottom six rang up three quick goals. And the game was tied 4-4 until the 7:11 mark of the third when Vancouver scored the first of two power-play goals that frame to seal the win. Jones hasn't had a great run lately, going 1-3-1 and giving up 20 goals in his last five starts. But the Leafs have struggled with poor team defense in that span against some elite teams, including Vancouver, Edmonton and Colorado. Jones will continue to be the starter in Toronto until Joseph Woll (ankle) returns. We hope the team gets their overall game back soon. As they go, Jones goes.

Jones is expected to start on the road against Vancouver on Saturday, per David Alter of The Hockey News.

EDGE Analysis

Jones has a 9-5-1 record, 2.40 GAA and .920 save percentage in 16 contests this season. He's struggled recently, though, allowing at least three goals in each of his last four starts. It will be difficult for Jones to rebound against the Canucks, who led the league offensively this year with 3.78 goals per game.

Jones stopped 23 of 26 shots in Thursday's 4-3 win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

The Flames were hot to start the game. They fired 11 shots at Jones in the first period, scoring on two of them including a power-play goal by Nazem Kadri at the 15:23 marker. After being down 2-0 the Maple Leafs forwards gave the team some cushion by scoring four consecutive goals, including a hat trick by Auston Matthews. Jones has missed only one start in the past 10 games and has provided Toronto with a .925 save percentage and a 2.12 GAA during that span. The Maple Leafs play Vancouver on the road Saturday.

Jones will patrol the blue paint against the Flames on the road Thursday, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones is mired in a three-game losing streak during which he gave up 11 goals on 93 shots (.882 save percentage). With the veteran netminder struggling, it could open the door for Ilya Samsonov to re-stake his claim at the No. 1 job, though an upcoming back-to-back against Vancouver and Seattle on Saturday and Sunday, respectively, should see both backstops feature.

Jones allowed three goals on 31 shots in Tuesday's 4-2 loss to the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

Jones was staked to a 2-0 lead midway through the second period before surrendering a Leon Draisaitl goal later in the frame. That was followed by two more unanswered tallies in the third en route to a 4-2 defeat. It's the third straight loss for the 34-year-old Jones -- he's allowed 11 goals on 93 shots in that span. Overall, Jones falls to 8-5-1 with a .922 save percentage and 2.36 GAA this season. While Jones has earned the starting job over Ilya Samsonov, it remains to be seen how Toronto's goalie situation will shake out with Joseph Woll (ankle) nearing a return.

Jones will start between the pipes in Tuesday's road game versus the Oilers, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones wasn't great in his last start Saturday against the Avalanche, surrendering four goals on 32 shots en route to a 5-3 loss. He'll try to return to the win column in a brutal road matchup with a scorching-hot Edmonton team that's won 10 straight games.

Jones made 28 saves in a 5-3 loss to Colorado on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jones allowed four goals, which is the same number he surrendered Thursday night against the Islanders. The Leafs didn't really help Jones out Saturday. None of Auston Matthews, Mitchell Marner, William Nylander or John Tavares found the score sheet. And the team couldn't fend off a marauding Nathan MacKinnon late in the game. Jones remains a solid fantasy netminder, but remember he's not the type who can carry the team when the big guns go silent.

Jones will be between the home pipes versus Colorado on Saturday, according to David Alter of SI.com.

EDGE Analysis

Jones has taken over the No. 1 job with the Maple Leafs after starting the season in the AHL. He is 8-3-1 with a pair of shutouts, a 2.15 GAA and a .928 save percentage. Jones could have a tough time Saturday against an Avalanche team has gone 8-1-1 in their last 10 games. Colorado also ranks third in the league this campaign with 3.64 goals per contest.

Jones made 26 saves in a 4-3 OT loss to the Islanders on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The Leafs staked Jones to a 3-1 lead by the 2:40 mark of the second period, but the Isles quickly roared back fast. Alexander Romanov roofed a shot glove side at 4:18. And then Bo Horvat notched a power-play goal on a deflection at 13:51 of the same frame. It was Jones' first loss in five games, but he has garnered points in every game since the calendar flipped to 2024 (4-0-1). Overall, Jones is 8-3-1 in 11 starts (13 appearances) with a 2.15 GAA and .928 save percentage. The crease is his with Ilya Samsonov back in the fold as the backup.