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News: Reimer (upper body) will likely face increased competition from prospect Ben Scrivens during training camp in the fall, according to a report on Sportsnet 590 The FAN.
Impact: Scrivens has been playing out of his mind in the Calder Cup playoffs and has his team within a win of the finals. Leafs' assistant general manager Dave Nonis was on the station Friday and admitted the two goalies would likely compete for one spot next fall. The Leafs have expressed a desire to upgrade their netminding, so this likely means Reimer and Scrivens will be competing for the role of backup. Keeper leaguers need to file this away now and perhaps make adjustments, at least for the short term.

News: Scrivens' postseason work in the AHL playoffs has impressed Leafs' executives to the point where the young man could battle James Reimer for the backup job next season, according to Sportsnet590 The FAN.
Impact: Assistant general manager Dave Nonis was on the station Friday morning and he said Scrivens has "performed at a higher level than we anticipated at this point in his career." Nonis then admitted that James Reimer and Scrivens would likely compete for a single spot on the roster next season. Scrivens' stock is clearly on the rise; keeper leaguers take note. He's now one game from the Calder Cup championship and sports a 10-2 record with three shutouts, 1.66 GAA and .942 save percentage.

News: Kadri left Sunday's AHL playoff game with an undisclosed injury and did not return, reports the Toronto Sun.
Impact: In-game broadcasters indicated it was an upper-body injury, but that has not been confirmed. He's tied for second in team scoring this postseason with 10 points (three goals and seven assists) in 11 games. No word on the severity.

News: Kadri has been dangerous in the AHL playoffs and sits second in team scoring for the Marlies with eight points.
Impact: He has three goals and five assists heading into Thursday's Western Conference finals. Strong play this postseason could help him cement his spot with the Leafs next season.

News: Scrivens enters the AHL's Western Conference finals on Thursday leading playoff goalies with a 1.77 goals-against average and a .944 save percentage.
Impact: He was red-hot to end the regular season, netting the league's top goalie award, and has only turned up the heat to white for the postseason. This certainly has to improve his keeper status.

News: Colborne has missed several games in the AHL playoffs with a finger injury and may not be ready to start the Western Conference finals on Thursday, reports Sportsnet.ca.
Impact: He tried to play through it, but it's a bad cut and it just kept re-opening during the team's last series so they shut him down to avoid an infection. Marlies' coach Dallas Eakins is not certain when Colborne will return: "We'll just have to see how it goes day to day," he said. Thankfully, it does not sound like it'll have long-term implications.