Maple Leafs Prospects

Does SDA making the top 15 show a vote of confidence in the player or a lack of confidence in the prospect pool?

What can Ian Scott and Joseph Woll do to get back up the rankings next year?

Ten years ago Leafs fans collectively lost their minds over nothing. It’s a lesson to remember.

Is there a case for these two defenders, or should they have been two more mysteries on the unranked list?

With a smaller eligibility list, the unranked choices are fewer than usual this year.

Who are they, how old, how many are right-shooting defenders?

Eight years, 9 lists, one really egregious miss. Maybe two. Okay, three, tops.

It’s a long wait for the draft this year, so the cart is coming before the horse, and we’re rating the Top 25 Under 25 Maple Leafs prospects now.

And getting excited about Leafs prospects.

Who is signed to which team, and where are they going to play?

The forgotten Nick gets yet another honour.

We have nothing but time ahead of the next draft, why not fall hopelessly in love with long-shot prospects?

The Leafs officially ink two defencemen.

It’s the end of junior hockey in Canada, leaving only the NHL and AHL still in hiatus and not cancelled.

The sports world is closing up shop.

Drafted in the fourth round, he’s have an excellent junior season.

Don’t forget how good SDA is, playing in Nick’s shadow.

This Nick Robertson kid is pretty good, eh?

Robertson is playing like a first round pick and that might not be enough to crack the NHL

<strong>Mikhail Abramov is a Leafs prospect to watch</strong>

Who among the last development camp will the Leafs turn into the next Justin Holl or Trevor Moore?

We slap on the hindsight goggles and crow about how right we were about everything.

With the WJC well in the past, it’s time to catch up on the league play of the prospects.

All three players will finish the round robin on New Year’s Eve in a playoff spot.

Now we know the fate of the missing Maple Leafs goalie prospect.