As development camp approaches women’s hockey players at all levels are looking to the future.

These are the players who almost made the cut. It gets a little surprising.

Thank you Maple Leafs for all the new content.

There’s only a little math, honest.

The man, the myth, the legend, returns.

Here are the Maple Leafs prospects our voters agreed are not Top 25 material.

If, when, and where each of these guys fits into the Leafs plans.

The new Maple Leafs defenceman, who is not from Barrie, has picked his number.

Looking at all the options the Toronto Marlies have at forward at this point of the summer.

Is going for an ex-Flyers goalie a good plan?

Aging and trades are the enemy of consistency.

Just not any of the ones you care about.

<em>We go team by team from Minnesota to Winnipeg and discuss their moves</em>

The Pittsburgh and Wilkes Barre/Scranton Penguin is a traditional fourth-line tweener.

Why do Edmonton and Calgary think each other can solve their problems?

Can we go one day without talking again about Marner? No, no we can’t.

They might be destined for St. John’s, given the Marlies crowded blueline.

Who, what, where, when, and why.

There are a lot of players being signed, they’re just fairly obscure.

How old they are, where they’re from, and other fun ways of sorting them into groups.

This FTB will be Marner free. Starting now.

An honourable mention for a player ineligible for our Top 25 Under 25.

Eighty-eight is great.

He was 88 at the World Championships and shot the lights out, so why not go back to his old number?

Before we start talking about the new prospects let’s look back at how very, very wrong we all were so many times in the past.