Goalie Start
Sounds like Reimer will play tomorrow.
Reimer will face the Rangers for the first time in his career.
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As expected, James Reimer back at practice today.
Sounds like Reimer will be at least the backup for tomorrow's game against the Rangers.
Reimer says he is day-to-day. Will be re-evaluated tomorrow.
Reimer is scheduled to start tomorrow against the Philadelphia Flyers. Check back tomorrow for a word on his status.
Cold Streak
Giroux is -5 over last 4 games
Despite five goals and eight points over his initial seven games, Giroux is a minus-5 over his past four games.
Goalie Start
James Reimer starts in goal.
Over three career starts vs. the Habs, Reimer sports a 2-1-0 record with a 2.67 GAA, .921 SV% and one shutout.
Clarke MacArthur back on the ice this morning in Montreal. Missed Thursday's game in Boston with an undisclosed injury.
Following a scary elbow infection, MacArthur likely just needed some time off. Expect him to suit up next to his usual partners in crime Mikhail Grabovski and Nikolai Kulemin.
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MacArthur was hurt during last night's game, which could be a setback from his previous elbow injury. Last season he scored 21 goals and 62 points over 82 games while playing on the Grabovski line. Should this injury keep him out, matching that production would look like even more of a long shot.
MacArthur got "banged up" in third but is going on road trip. Wilson said they'll sport different lineup tomorrow.
Sounds like MacArthur is at least questionable for Thursday's game. Stay tuned for a further update.
Goalie Start
James reimer to start tonight.
In three appearances against the Thrashers last season, Reimer held a 1-0-0 record with a 1.64 GAA and .955 SV%.
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G: Reimer (Gustavsson backs up.)
Reimer won his only career appearance against the Avs, stopping 25 of 28 shots faced.
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Reimer starts for #Leafs.
Reimer takes on the Flames for the first time in his career.
TORONTO – His elbow had ballooned to the point that a baseball may as well have been attached to it.
MacArthur could have gone under the knife which would have sidelined him for a number of weeks. Instead, the team's doctors caught the infliction on time which means he will be back in the lineup tomorrow.
Line Change
Eller-Plekanec-Cole
Eller moves up to the top line and could pot a few goals playing alongside an excellent playmaker. Last year, the former 13th overall pick scored seven goals and 17 points over his first 77 games as a Hab. Look for him to improve on those totals.
Cody franson and clarke macarthur are both expected to play saturday.
MacArthur has been battling an elbow injury but should get back into the lineup. Last season he scored 21 goals and 62 points over 82 games while playing on the Grabovski line. Expect similar production despite his two games missed.
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Eller-Engqvist-Palushaj
Eller will return to the lineup and start on the fourth line. Last year, the former 13th overall pick scored seven goals and 17 points over his first 77 games as a Hab. Expected to get the first crack at the top line, Eller continues to get some tough love and will need to re-earn his playing time.
Clarke macarthur is back at practise and takes usual spot on the grabovski line.
MacArthur is eligible to return to the lineup on Saturday, October 15th. Last season he scored 21 goals and 62 points over 82 games while playing on the Grabovski line. Expect similar production despite his two games missed.
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Lars Eller, who has recovered from off-season shoulder surgery, will return Thursday, and general manager Pierre Gauthier will have to summon a player from Hamilton or go hunting elsewhere.
Eller will return and play his first game of the season. Last year, the former 13th overall pick scored seven goals and 17 points over his first 77 games as a Hab. He should get the first crack at replacing Cammalleri on the top line.
Goalie Start
James Reimer is letting you know that he will be starting in goal tonight
Over three career starts against the Sens, Reimer holds a 2-0-1 record with a shutout, a 0.98 GAA and .963 SV%.
Goalie Start
James Reimer will start in goal
Reimer went 1-1-0 with a 4.00 GAA and .884 SV% over his two career starts against the Habs. His one win came at the Molson Centre despite allowing four goals on 35 shots.
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Behind his out-of-nowhere emergence as the Maple Leafs’ No. 1 goalie were years of mind-busting customized Matrix-like workouts for goaltending reflexes — the result of a chance meeting, really — at a fitness centre in Maple Ridge, B.C.
Reimer's work ethic should alleviate some concerns over his long-term value. Last season the 23-year-old won 20 of his 37 games played while finishing the season with a .921 SV%. Expect a slight drop off in his play but possibly not as bad as expected.