Jones last appeared in a game on March 23rd and last started on February 22nd but will take the crease for game 82 on Wednesday in Tampa Bay. The 34-year-old has done a good job when needed in his first season in Toronto, with his 11-7-1 record, 2.70 GAA and .908 SV%. He will head to Tampa Bay to take on the Lightning, who have lost their last three games and will looking to head into the playoffs on a winning note.

Jones will get a break from sitting in the press box as he is set to take over the backup duties from Joseph Woll on Tuesday night. It's unknown whether Woll is simply a healthy scratch or dealing with an undisclosed injury at this time.

The Maple Leafs will turn to Jones for the tail-end of their back-to-back after Ilya Samsonov got the nod in Wednesday's victory over the Coyotes. Jones had all the goal support a goalie could ask for his last time out, stopping 19 of the 21 shots he faced as Toronto cruised to a 9-2 win over the Ducks on Saturday. Jones' record sits at 10-7-1 on the season to go along with a .908 SV%. He and the Maple Leafs find themselves as slight favourites (-115) over the Golden Knights on Thursday.

Dennis Hildeby will serve as the backup to Ilya Samsonov on Tuesday as Jones tends to an undisclosed injury. Jones allowed four goals on 31 shots (.871 SV%) in a 5-3 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, his first appearance in three weeks.

Despite starting three games during the Maple Leafs' current four-game losing streak, Jones remains the best option between the pipes and will start on Thursday. Despite his most recent struggles, Jones is still sporting a solid 2.36 GAA and .922 SV% in 15 games (8-5-1) since being called up last month. The Maple Leafs are -131 road favourites on Thursday when they visit the Calgary Flames, winners of four straight.

After starting seven straight games, Jones had the night off on Sunday in a 4-3 loss to the Detroit Red Wings but will return to the crease in Edmonton on Monday. After allowing one or fewer goals in four straight games (4-0-0), posting a sensational .972 SV%, Jones has dropped two straight (0-1-1), allowing four goals in each while showcasing a subpar .872 SV%. The Maple Leafs are +136 road underdogs against a red-hot Oilers club riding a 10-game winning streak.

The Maple Leafs recalled Ilya Samsonov on Wednesday, reassigning Dennis Hildeby to the Toronto Marlies. However, they will stick with Jones between the pipes as he searches for his fifth straight victory. The Maple Leafs will likely continue to ride with Jones as he has been sensational for them since initially being recalled in early December, posting a 1.98 GAA and .934 SV%, along with two shutouts in 12 games (8-3-0).

Jones has become the de facto starting goalie for the Maple Leafs, with a struggling Ilya Samsonov in the minors and Joseph Woll recovering from a lower-body injury, and will start for the fifth straight game on Tuesday. Since taking the reigns between the pipes for the Maple Leafs, Jones has been sensational, highlighted by a three-game winning streak where he has allowed one or fewer goals in each contest, posting an outstanding .976 SV%. Jones and the Maple Leafs have a favourable matchup on Tuesday against the San Jose Sharks, whom they defeated 4-1 in their previous outing, thanks in part to a 23-save performance from Jones (.958 SV%).

Jones will make his seventh straight start as he goes for his fourth consecutive win in a juicy matchup Saturday in San Jose. The 33-year-old signed a one-year, $875,000 contract in the offseason with Toronto and has been their saviour as of late with his 6-3-0 record, 2.20 GAA, .930 SV% and two shutouts. He heads to San Jose for a rare home and home battle. The Sharks are looking to snap a horrendous 10-game losing streak but bring little offence as they are last in the NHL in both goals per game (2.03) and shots per game (2.54).

Jones will make the rare start on back-to-back nights for the Leafs on Wednesday as head coach Sheldon Keefe opts against handing an NHL debut to 22-year-old Dennis Hildeby. You can understand the rationale given Jones' dominance against the Kings on Tuesday, stopping all 31 shots he faced enroute to a 3-0 shutout victory in Los Angeles. Jones now owns an impressive .926 SV% on the season to go along with his 5-3-0 record. Even with the added fatigue of playing two games in as many nights, Jones and the Maple Leafs still find themselves as -210 favourites in Anaheim on Wednesday.

With Ilya Samsonov being placed on waivers and subsequently being reassigned to the Toronto Marlies over the weekend, Jones has solidified himself as the starting goalie for the Maple Leafs for the time being. The Maple Leafs recalled Dennis Hildeby, who will likely start on the back end of a back-to-back against the Anaheim Ducks tomorrow. Jones will appear between the pipes for the Leafs for the seventh time in the last eight games, posting a 2-3-0 record over the stretch and a serviceable .919 SV%. The Maple Leafs, losers of three straight, are +115 road underdogs against the Los Angeles Kings.

With Ilya Samsonov being placed on waivers and subsequently being reassigned to the Toronto Marlies over the weekend, Jones has solidified himself as the starting goalie for the Maple Leafs for the time being. The Maple Leafs recalled Dennis Hildeby, who will likely start on the back end of a back-to-back against the Anaheim Ducks tomorrow. Jones will appear between the pipes for the Leafs for the seventh time in the last eight games, posting a 2-3-0 record over the stretch and a serviceable .919 SV%. The Maple Leafs, losers of three straight, are +115 road underdogs against the Los Angeles Kings.

The Maple Leafs will turn to Jones again, his fourth start in the last five games, as he has been more reliable than Ilya Samsonov between the pipes. Jones has been serviceable in limited action this season, posting a 2.79 GAA and .917 SV% through six appearances (4-1-0). The veteran netminder has failed to record a save percentage above .900 since the 2017-18 season (.915 SV%) as a member of the San Jose Sharks but has a favourable matchup Wednesday (-170 home favourites) against an Ottawa Senators team that has lost six of their last seven (1-6-0).

The Maple Leafs will likely turn to Jones again, his fourth start in the last five games, as he has been more reliable than Ilya Samsonov between the pipes. Jones has been serviceable in limited action this season, posting a 2.79 GAA and .917 SV% through six appearances (4-1-0). The veteran netminder has failed to record a save percentage above .900 since the 2017-18 season (.915 SV%) as a member of the San Jose Sharks but has a favourable matchup Wednesday (-170 home favourites) against an Ottawa Senators team that has lost six of their last seven (1-6-0).