Maple Leafs Prospects

There are a lot of cuts to come, but the three should make the final list.

Some leagues are starting to shut down just as the NHL is considering starting up.

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With the junior prospects a week or two away from joining their camps, and the December break coming up, this is a checkup of the European players.

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Kyle Dubas made some deals and did some magic multiplication on the draft picks, giving us a lot of new names on the list.

Russia announces their long list for their WJC camp.

The Leafs defender is now free to come to Toronto (after all, Russia already gave him COVID-19 as a parting gift).

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Ivy League schools have cancelled all winter sports.

It’s hard to believe sometimes, that we made it to the first break in the season for international play — a lot of which has been cancelled.

They can all take the rest of the winter off now. They have a full (understatement) roster.

It’s a work study program for the Leafs’ defence prospect to really understand the Finnish mind.

Another Leafs prospect is going to Europe.

What’s usually a four-nations tournament is a smaller and safer event (we can hope).

Russia has decided to send their junior team to the Karjala Cup.

This might be the biggest list of drafted prospects the Leafs have had in some time. Some of them are even excellent.

Not much, actually.

No I haven’t caught Finnish Fever, shut up.

Looking at 17 prospects who went undrafted this year that I’ll be following for 2021

We can meet some of the new drafted prospects as well.

Leafs made a surprise trade late in the 7th round to nab

This pick came back for the rights to Fedor Gordeev.

The Leafs got this pick for Eric Fehr. Wow, that was ages ago.

This pick came back in the Kadri trade.