Maple Leafs Prospects

Covering prospect games from Feb 10-14

Reviewing what the kids were up to Feb 1-9. And they were up to winning!

The Leafs added a decent prospect in the Dion Phaneuf trade, and he's more familiar to the team than you might think.

The Zurich Lions, powerhouse of the NLA, have become Swiss hockey champions for the first time.

covering the kids from Jan 25-31st.

The top-10 is... unchanged.

Leafs prospect Andreas Johnson had two play-making assists in the SHL tonight.

Looking at the kids from Jan 18-24

With the top kids playing in Europe and North America named by NHL Central Scouting, we can take a look at who the Leafs can choose from with their many, many, 2016 draft picks.

Recapping games from January 11-17.

If Leafs draftee Dmytro Timashov was a well-kept secret at June's draft, he isn't anymore.

Covering January 4-10

The Leafs season is half over. As the calendar turns to 2016 let's begin looking elsewhere for comfort: the future.

Johnson speaks of his current success and more hopefully in the future with the Leafs.

<em>Two goals and an assist for Andreas Johnson today in Sweden!</em>

The dynamite prospect switches teams in the Q.

Covering December 28th - January 3rd &amp; the world juniors.

Kasperi Kapanen and Team Finland invited Russia over to Hartwall arena for the gold medal game of the WJC, and wow the Finns know how to throw a party.

The Leafs will have only one prospect (Kasperi Kapanen) bring home a medal as Dmytro Timashov and Team Sweden finish fourth.

After beating Canada in dramatic fashion, Kasperi Kapanen and Team Finland looked to continue their strong play against Dmytro Timashov and the undefeated Swedes.

It&#39;s quarterfinal day at the WJC where the games become sudden death affairs that decide the semifinal matchups. All the teams were in action today. Your recaps:

Week of Dec 21-27.

After sending three prospects in 2015 (Frederik Gauthier, Rinat Valiyev, William Nylander), the Leafs are sending five prospects to the 2016 World Juniors (Nylander, Dmytro Timashov, Mitch Marner, Travis Dermott, Kasperi Kapanen). Here&#39;s your primer.

William Nylander left for the World Junior Championships in Helsinki holding top spot in the AHL points race. With the Toronto Marlies on a break until after Christmas, it&#39;s a convenient time to look at who&#39;s gunning to keep his seat warm for him while he&#39;s gone.

Andrew Nielsen lights up the &#39;W&#39;, Dzierkals leads Latvia to the 2017 World Juniors.