The Thunder’s final pre-signing comes directly from a week with the U Sports team at Hockey Canada’s development camp.

We get into the top ten of our list with a familiar face.

The Leafs draft pick is moving from the ECHL to the KHL and going home at the same time.

Meanwhile William Nylander has still not signed.

We have assimilated all the votes, and this professional Swedish wrestler came in at #11.

Can you name all 46 names on the T25 eligibility list? How well can any of us rate this disparate group that play all over the world?

Something’s up. Or not. Just...gosh it’s boring.

This week was, for sure, the most controversial.

This coming the season the Leafs seem poised to once again replace the old(er) with the new(er)

Toronto’s 2018 first round pick is at least a couple of years away, but his impressive resume places him at #12 in his debut on this list.

With expectations at an all-time high, a deadline boost may be in order.

As the summer of hiring continues, the Maple Leafs are finding new and interesting people to add to the team.

Grundström seeks to follow in the footsteps of other successful Scandinavian wingers developing through the Leafs’ system.

The NHL season will start up sooner than you think.

This is totally not a trick question.

Will the slick-skating Swede swipe a spot on the Leafs?

Plus Natalie Darwitz to join the US Hall of Fame and Sara Benz hangs up her skates.

Let’s theorize why Willy has yet to sign that 8 year extension with the Leafs

Was the undrafted college signee’s banner playoff run enough to sway the Leafs’ brass?

Well, if he wants to get paid, he’ll pick London....

In a quest to showcase the top young talent in the NHL, NBC is going to commit the cardinal sin of US hockey broadcasting.

The former WHL star clocks in about where he did last season.

Probably not. But maybe. But probably not. Maybe though.

Yawn.

Discussing Top 20 Cs, Leafs lines, keeping Gardiner, and more!