Results matching “james reimer”
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Brian Burke strikes back at Francois Allaire.
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“If that’s the way they want to operate, then I’m not there,” says Leafs’ ex-goalie coach.
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They’re making it very clear they believe the lockout is on the owners.
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The Reimer-Scrivens combo is now locked up through 2014.
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Sunday’s collection of links.
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Steve Stamkos, Jason Spezza and John Tavares also on hand.
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The Burke era in Toronto’s been rough — but so was the one preceding it
Aug 10, 2012, 9:39 PM EDT
He’s made some missteps, but there’s been progress too.
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Unless they make a move, they’ll need James Reimer to bounce back in 2012-13.
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Moves were made, but questions remain.
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Will they finally make the playoffs?
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Where could he go? A look at some of Luongo’s potential destinations
Jul 7, 2012, 6:55 PM EDT
The Canucks are motivated to trade him, but not desperate.
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Leafs aren’t looking to acquire a promising, but unproven goaltender
Jul 3, 2012, 7:56 PM EDT
That’s understandable seeing as their current netminders fit that description.
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With him gone,Toronto doesn’t have many goaltending options left.
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And Martin Brodeur is off the market.
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“From my perspective, rather than strip your organization to fill one positional need, we’ll go with what we have.”
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Does Toronto have the tools to get it done, though?
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Why? Lack of a better goaltending option on the market. Huh?
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He ended up signing with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Tell Brian Burke what to do in the comments section.
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“There has not been significant discussion (with the Canucks) about that player.”
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James Reimer didn’t exactly cut it but is he the answer?
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“I don’t think any of us expected him to have the same numbers as he did last year.”
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The post-lockout era has been ravaged by poor netminding and rough luck.
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Underneath Randy Carlyle’s gruff exterior lies a heart of gold
Mar 29, 2012, 6:19 PM EDT
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Leafs head coach pays it forward.
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The Leafs had a “heart-to-heart” meeting after last night’s loss, presumably to check they had them
Mar 21, 2012, 12:22 PM EDT
Toronto was out-shot 34-14 by the Islanders…and outscored 5-2.
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Video: Highlights: Penguins crush Senators to move on
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Video: Neil hits Murray below the belt
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Video: Morrow's goal up for review in Game 5
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Video: Phantom penalty called on Crosby
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Video: I was there: Bruins stun Maple Leafs in Game 7
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Video: Top-seeded Blackhawks on brink of elimination
