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Reimer continuing to practice is a welcome sign for fantasy hockey owners and Leafs fans alike. While he has no firm timeline to recover, he is expected to take part in a full practice this Thursday.

Reimer continues to practice and must be doing so without setbacks. Expect him to get back into a game within the next couple of weeks which should give the Leafs a boost.

MacArthur drawing back into the lineup is a welcome sign for the Leafs. His six goals through 15 contests still rank third on the team. Remember to put him back into your lineup for tonight's game.

Sounds like Reimer is taking another step in the right direction. Coach Ron Wilson said yesterday that Reimer was at least 7-10 days away from returning so don't bank on a November start.

If you own MacArthur make sure to keep him on your bench this weekend. The former 74th overall pick scored six goals, which is third on the team. Matt Frattin figures to take his spot on the second line.

MacArthur has been ruled out from both of the team's games this weekend so make sure to keep him out of your lineup. The former 74th overall pick scored six goals, which is third on the team.

Reimer practiced today but would be hard pressed to play prior to the end of this month. The Morweena, Manitoba native last played on October 22nd.

Perron last played on November 4th, 2010 so his return has been very anticipated. Like Sidney Crosby, his status remains indefinite.

Reimer getting back on the ice is a very positive sign for the Leafs. He has yet to go through any drills with contact which is telling considering he is recovering from a concussion. He remains out indefinitely.

Doesn't sound like MacArthur will play tomorrow. Matt Frattin took his place on the power play and figures to do the saem at even strength. Through 14 games he scored six goals and eight points.

MacArthur left the game after the second period with an upper-body injury. Matt Frattin took his place on the power play. Through 14 games he scored six goals and eight points.

Reimer remains no closer to returning to his concussion as he remains sidelined indefinitely. His statistics -- 2.58 GAA and .912 SV% -- are much better than those of his successors. Look for the Leafs to make a move should Optimus Reim remained sidelined.

Could be a setback or a scheduled doctor's appointment. Perron last played November 4th, 2010 against the San Jose Sharks.

Reimer continues to struggle with concussion-like symptoms. Look for Ben Scrivens and Jonas Gustavsson to split the playing time in his absence.

Not in danger of losing his starting gig yet but you have to start to worry if the Leafs keep winning without him.

Reimer will face the Blue Jackets for the first time in his career.

Reimer is practicing with the team, which is a indication he's healthy enough to start. Stay tuned for a further update from the team as all three goalies participated in today's skate.

Sounds like Perron received some good news and may return over the next month. Considering Sidney Crosby has been practicing since before preseason, it seems quite ambitious to be on such a truncated timeframe.

Reimer is currently suffering from 'concussion-like symptoms' but apparently would be OK to play this Sunday. The Leafs play the Ottawa Senators this Sunday so stay tuned for an update prior to game day.

Look for Jonas Gustavsson to continue starting for the Leafs on Saturday.