What can Ian Scott and Joseph Woll do to get back up the rankings next year?

In a fitting tribute to the weirdest hockey season ever, a draft pick opens our Top 25 list this year.

Ten years ago Leafs fans collectively lost their minds over nothing. It’s a lesson to remember.

Another look at what the NHL needs to officially postpone, and when the point of no return for decisions really is.

When this all started way back when, no one could have expected the year we’d have.

Is there a case for these two defenders, or should they have been two more mysteries on the unranked list?

It’s hard to be weird enough to shock this year, but I think we managed it with who we didn’t rank.

The NHL is moving closer to announcing where the 24 remaining teams will finish this hockey season.

With a smaller eligibility list, the unranked choices are fewer than usual this year.

You can see why the NHL wanted to do the draft right about now, too.

In a sign of movement on all the things the two sides need to agree on to get back on the ice, a firm date has been announced.

It could be anything! Even traded for a 5th-round pick!

News on who is voting and a rundown on a tweak to the voting proceedure.

...but like low-key, yeah, a bit.

Meanwhile, the decisions on training camp are weeks away.

Have you made your rankings yet?

and some potential Leafs top-six lines?

The NHL Awards season is now underway.

Who are they, how old, how many are right-shooting defenders?

NHL awards ballots are released. Who’s your pick?

What if I offered you a really sweet deal?

Eight years, 9 lists, one really egregious miss. Maybe two. Okay, three, tops.

While we’re at it with the slave traders and confederate traitors...

We discuss systemic racism, hockey, and what needs to change

A lot happened yesterday for a Friday in summer, catch up here.