Much of James Reimer’s career has been overshadowed by inconsistency. Yes, he’s shown back in Toronto that he can come up big in certain moments, but in others, he’s displayed a side to him that one wouldn’t want to see.
In case you don’t know where I’m getting at with this, I’m specifically speaking about the side of James Reimer that loses hockey games on his own.
As I mentioned before, Reimer can steal you a game in the heat of the moment but he can also single-handedly cost you a game in the most precious moments.