Get in there and rank those prospects.

Sometime. Eventually.

Two of Toronto's top defense prospects played for their respective countries at the World Junior Summer Showcase tournament.

Today is when it kicks off for real.

Welcome to another episode of Back to Excited! Today, we begin our survey of every team's offseason moves, going alphabetically from Anaheim to Detroit.

We say goodbye to some old friends.

It's a long weekend for Nick Robertson.

Some are new and old at the same time.

Everyone under the age of 25 whose rights are retained by the Leafs (almost).

Will this be better? It's not impossible.

Still nothing going on in the NHL.

Cold news.

I'm trying to manifest a trade, but I doubt it works.

It's peak summer, which means it's time for a hockey tournament!

FTB, get it?

Emphasis for now on the "seems".

Nothing. Nothing has happened.

Still no arbitration dates.

Tell me what I missed.

Toronto traded a 4th round pick in 2028 to acquire an old, familiar face.

One of last year's draft picks stood out in his first WHL season and earned a contract from Toronto for his efforts.

Also a little CBA talk.

Toronto's selection of Fellinger follows a trend they started last year in taking relatively unknown defense prospects late in the draft, but who have size and skating.

Or more properly, Dallas rights a mistake they made last year.

Defender Henry Thrun comes back.