Anaheim Ducks Acquire Veteran Goalie James Reimer from Sabres

The Ducks claimed Reimer off waivers to bolster their goaltending amid John Gibson's recovery from surgery.

James Reimer, 36, was claimed by the Anaheim Ducks after being waived by the Buffalo Sabres.
Reimer signed a one-year, $1 million contract with Buffalo in July but was placed on waivers due to roster constraints.
The Ducks needed a backup goalie with John Gibson sidelined following an emergency appendectomy.
Reimer brings extensive experience with over 500 NHL games and a career .910 save percentage.
Anaheim aims to solidify their goaltending lineup as they prepare for the season opener against the San Jose Sharks.