The Leafs have announced their training camp roster.

Potential Leafs backup goalie (I think odds-on favourite), Martin Jones, unveiled his historical Maple Leafs mask yesterday. He included the

Chat about the draft from yesterday, the camp for tomorrow, and whatever today is.

Learn about Toronto's PWHL picks here.

With Toronto's first ever PWHL draft pick, GM Gina Kingsbury selected defender Jocelyne Larocque.

This is your hub for today's PWHL draft. We'll track the main draft here while we work on covering the top Toronto picks.

This weekend we were treated to some zero stakes hockey, as the Toronto Maple Leafs sent their prospects to Traverse City to compete against the prospects of Columbus, Detroit and Dallas. Here are some thoughts on Toronto's top prospects.

How does this all work again? It seems like it's been months since the last one, so a refresher is in order.

Auston is old, Babcock is out, the prospects are done, and the draft is today.

We've had the kids go back to school, now the Leafs are going back to work.

Ottawa gets a good one, and that shouldn't be allowed.

If 12 minutes of hockey from Traverse City wasn't enough for you, there's another game today.

Who might Toronto pick 2nd overall?

Baby Leafs go to Traverse City.

The season is just getting started in each country, and there has been a pair of noteworthy international tournaments that contained most of the top prospects mentioned in the earlier watch list: the Hlinka Gretzky is the big one.

Something resembling Leafs hockey is better than no hockey, right?

Toronto has finally released their roster for the 2023 Traverse City prospect tournament. Let's break down some quick scouting of the undrafted invites, plus some notes on a few of Toronto's prospects.

Matthew Knies headlines the Maple Leafs Traverse City Roster.

The problem with Liljegren is that people try to sell him hard. I invented the term "big success" just for him.

Your spot to chat about hockey, the Maple Leafs, kittens, cargo shorts, and the appropriate temperature for an outdoor swimming pool.

Nikita Grebyonkin's season has already begun! It's time to look at his pre-season and early regular season play, and see how he's been doing.

Today another T25 comes to an end. It was one of the oddest, and also the best in some ways. The first T25 on an independent PPP has been fun, which makes it a success. But the prospect pool is very odd, difficult to judge no matter the method you use. We managed, though!

Happy Birthday, Nick!

All cats are black in the dark.

Welcome to the final episode of our annual offseason reviews. Today we discuss the following teams: Pittsburgh Penguins, San Jose Sharks, Seattle Kraken, St. Louis Blues, Tampa Bay Lightning,Vancouver Canucks,Vegas Golden Knights, Washington Capitals, and the Winnipeg Jets.