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He's been my favourite prospect all year and it seems everyone's caught on to his potential and will probably take him out of Toronto's range so nobody talk to me I'm extremely upset.

While he's not included in the top tier of defense prospects, Gustafsson is one of my favourites and I honestly think he should be up there with them.

The biggest pure upside defenseman in this year's draft, at worst he will likely be a high-level glass cannon offense generator and at best has good defense on top of it.

One of the prospects with the hugest leap in his draft rankings this year thanks to constant improvements and an incredible playoff run.

The main competitor to McKenna for first overall in this year's draft is a guy who would signal a different direction for the Leafs.

McKenna is inarguably the most skilled offensive force in this draft, but is he the best overall player and worthy of being taken first overall?

Tomorrow I start my annual tradition of writing way too many words on several prospects that will very likely not be drafted by the Leafs. Let the tea and stream of consciousness flow!

Toronto has a recent history of signing a bunch of free agents out of college the past couple of years, will they make it a third?

Looking at Toronto's top performing prospects from the past week, plus some small notes on how some others are moving teams and roles.

A few of Toronto's better prospects have put in strong performances the past couple of weeks.

We're into the home stretch with some prospects solidifying their draft range, while others turn into late risers or fallers. I'm getting a good idea of who may be available in Toronto's range.

Injuries and so-so performances have made it harder to find three players trending in a positive direction over the past couple of weeks.

Looking at potential top 5 prospects in this year's draft who Toronto could pick IF they miss the playoffs, IF they win the lottery and get a top 5 pick, and IF they don't trade it instead of using it. That's a lot of ifs...

It's been a while since my last prospect report. I've been watching what I can and following the rest on social media and the boxscores, so let's see who's been hot!

Catching up on Toronto's prospects after the holidays and the World Juniors.

Looking at the latest bunch of prospects for this coming draft that have caught my interest.

It's been a couple of weeks since my last prospect report. I was laid off from my job at the beginning of the month and let's just say my mind was not in a great place even before that. I've been doing enough prospect

This past week was pretty busy when it comes to news and updates for Toronto's prospects, plus some small notes I didn't get from the previous week.

Looking back at the previous week in the land of Toronto's prospects, the star performances and updates.

Looking at some interesting players who are not TOO interesting, otherwise they won't be available when Toronto

Harry Nansi is on one hell of a heater

Some of Toronto's players have had big performances in the last week, others have been moving teams, and one seems to have been injured.

One of Toronto's more exciting late round picks has been showing signs of the breakout that I had been expecting/hoping for.

Looking at the top performing prospects in Toronto's system from October 13th to the 19th.

Koblar has suited up for Leksands' pro league team much earlier than we had guessed, and with a much bigger role too. So let's talk about how he's looked.