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Leafs’ goalie Reimer ‘has a headache’ after collision

Carolina Hurricanes v Toronto Maple Leafs

TORONTO, ON - OCTOBER 17: James Reimer #34 looks up at Tyler Bozak #42 of the Toronto Maple Leafs is escorted off the ice by trainer Paul Ayotte against the Carolina Hurricanes during NHL action at the Air Canada Centre October 17, 2013 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Abelimages/Getty Images)

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Toronto Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer “has a headache,” following an early first-period collision with Josh Leivo, according to head coach Randy Carlyle.

Reimer left the game against the Carolina Hurricanes just 32 seconds into the first period.

“There is a history there, you have to be worry about it for sure,” said Carlyle, as per Mark Masters of TSN.

However, according to numerous members of the media in Toronto, it appears Carlyle thinks his goaltender will be at practice tomorrow.

“James came out to cover the puck & I couldn’t turn. I tried jumping over him, but my knee caught his head,” said Leivo, according to Masters.

Jonathan Bernier came in for Reimer, but was credited with the loss after allowing three goals - all in the third period - on 37 shots. The Leafs were defeated 3-2 by the visitors from Carolina.

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