Maple Leafs Prospects

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

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.

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

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

Toronto’s 2018 second-round pick brings another talented right-shooting defenceman into the prospect pipeline.

The tallest man in most rooms is about to start his pro hockey career in the KHL.

The little forward that might kicks off the second week of our countdown.

This playmaking Swede netted 12 points in 20 games in the Calder Cup playoffs.

The Leafs two older goalie prospects got one vote each. Why might they be worthy of more consideration?

Every year there’s a few prospects that no one votes for. This year they’re a group of mostly unknown players from all over the world.

This year’s first-round pick has a very interesting contract.

This really is a cheerful and friendly bunch of players.

Hockey in June!

Development camp is about learning to talk to the press as well as learning to play hockey.

They hit the ice tomorrow.

One is a new Leafs fan, one has always been one, and the other two sure seem to have been watching a lot of Leafs games this year.

The list of unsigned players the Leafs have rights to is a lot more exciting now.

What other team drafted two guys named Semyon?

The Leafs have used a seventh-round pick to select Zachary Bouthillier.

The Maple Leafs paid the Sabres a 2019 pick for the chance to draft the Swedish winger.

The Leafs use a fifth-round pick on a Czech defender.

Another Greyhound picked by Dubas.

The Leafs have used their third-round pick to select Riley Stotts.

The Leafs have used a third-round selection on the Peterborough Petes’ centre.

The Leafs have used their second-round pick to select an overage defenceman from Owen Sound.