Maple Leafs Prospects

TSN is televising some of the WJSS, but they seem think the red maple leaf is what matters.

I go way beyond mere skepticism, and you find this annoying, I know.

Meet the new players projected to play for the Marlies next season.

Trevor Moore didn’t make the cut but here’s why he should have

Are you hungry for hockey? Have you watched Auston’s four goal video too many times? There’s real live games to watch, even in July.

The Leafs prospect will stay in Russia on a two-year contract with SKA-Neva.

NHL-contracted players, even those in the AHL, are still on the not going list.

It’s too soon for a WJC roster, but Eemeli Räsänen has been named to the Finnish team for a summer tournament, with more potentially to come.

The fun is over for another year. Now the wait is on for contracts, trades, signings and rookie camp.

Toronto’s top scoring prospects are expected to join the Toronto Marlies this season.

He is the right-shot, puck-moving defenseman we are looking for. Or at least the Marlies are looking for.

And better still, when will the Leafs decide?

Could a contract with the Marlies be the answer?

It wasn’t Brooks, Bracco and Dzierkals, it was three names you likely don’t know.

The WHL forward/defender isn’t at Maple Leafs development camp...

This is the best part of development camp. You actually get to see the prospects as people for a brief moment.

Very little of the first day of development camp is serious business. It’s good to have some fun in the summer.

Welcome to Toronto boys

Timothy Liljegren has a group of camp friends too.

The OHL is well represented at this year’s Maple Leafs development camp.

Now we know why he’s not on the development camp roster.

Starting with Eemeli Räsänen, the Leafs picked a small group of Finns for their development camp.

What should we expect from him in the future?

Draft picks! Invited Kids! Woo!

The WHL superstar is now officially on the Leaf payroll.