Once again, the Toronto Marlies are the only ones that can win.

Preston is a highly skilled winger whose skill can seem like magic, but he's become viewed as a big gamble and his rankings have tumbled as a result.

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.

We mark the passing of Cliff Fletcher

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.

It's that time of year again.

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.

It's now a best-of-three.

And several other teams as well.

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

The NHL puts a new twist on an old idea.

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.

The Combine is also underway.

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?

A major upset too!

Now official.

So this is all settled right? Not a chance.

Also, No Habs No!

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!

Our spring tournaments roll on.

The perennial Leafs deficiency will inform their offseason choices.

The Marlies get another come back win with a wild ending.

Sweden squeaked into the quarterfinals and Canada has something to prove.

Conference finals, national championships, and off-season videos are the topic of the day.

Will be re-evaluated in September