James Reimer to Start Against the New Jersey Devils

Ottawa Senators goaltender James Reimer is confirmed to start in net against the New Jersey Devils on Sunday. This announcement, reported by Jackson Starr of the Senators’ official site, comes as Ottawa plays the second game of a back-to-back series.

Reimer will take over goaltending duties after Linus Ullmark secured a 3-0 victory over the New York Islanders on Saturday. This split in starts allows the Senators to manage their goaltenders effectively during a busy schedule.

Reimer’s Season Performance

The 38-year-old veteran has demonstrated solid performance this season, boasting a 6-4-1 record with one shutout in 12 NHL appearances. His statistics include a goals-against average (GAA) of 2.42 and a save percentage of .883. These numbers highlight Reimer’s continued ability to provide reliable goaltending for the Senators.

Devils’ Offensive Prowess

The Senators face a challenging opponent in the New Jersey Devils, who have been on a scoring spree. Since March 1st, the Devils rank third in the NHL with an impressive 3.70 goals per game. This offensive firepower will undoubtedly test Reimer and the Senators’ defense.

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Looking Ahead

This matchup presents a key opportunity for both teams. For the Senators, a win against a high-scoring team like the Devils would be a significant boost. For Reimer, it’s a chance to showcase his skills against a formidable opponent. Keep an eye on NHL.com for further updates and game analysis.

Source: CBS Sports

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