Maple Leafs Prospects

The 14th ranked prospect in our look at the Maple Leafs' top 25 under 25 is Greg McKegg

Carter Ashton, the player that the Leafs received from Tampa Bay in exchange for Keith Aulie, makes his debut on our list at 15.

Another Swedish import goalie has moved to 16th in our ranking of the Maple Leafs top 25 prospects under 25.

An important member of the last American world junior championship team, Jerry D'Amigo has recovered from his demotion to junior last year to play an important part for the Marlies.

The 2011 draft pick from the frozen tundra which is home to the Sudbury Wolves makes a jump to 18th.

After Luca Caputi disappointed, he was shipped out for Nicolas Deschamps who makes his debut as the 19th ranked prospect on our top 25.

Brad Ross, the Darcy Tucker in waiting, is set to make a jump to the AHL and hits 20 on our top 25 list.

The controversial Tyler Biggs is 21 on our list of the top 25 Maple Leafs prospects. He's left the NCAA to join the Oshawa Generals.

Drafted 7th overall in 2009 Nazem Kadri has yet to make himself an every day NHLer. Coming in to 2012-13 it's unclear where he fits into a Leafs lineup that includes Phil Kessel, Joffrey Lupul, James van Riemsdyk, Mikhail Grabovski, Clarke MacArthur and Nikolai Kulemin. Every Leafs fan

Petter Granberg from Sweden enter the PPP rankings at 22 after two years in the Swedish Elitserien

Spencer Abbott is the latest undrafted player from the NCAA to join the Maple Leafs and he comes in at 23.

An undrafted free agent, Greg Scott has worked his way into the top 25 prospects in the Leafs' organization.

Andrew Crescenzi makes a surprise appearance in the Maple Leafs' top 25 top prospects at 25.

A look at the forwards in the Maple Leafs' system that just missed out on being ranked in the top 25. One of them made it. Which one?

A look at the borderline defencemen that are looking to crack the top 25.

The Maple Leafs' system has a number of coke machines in its ranks. Which of these made our top 25 rankings?

Welcome back to PPP's Top 25 Under 25. Anyone who's been around the SBN community for a period of time should be familiar with the Top 25 Under 25 (the Edmonton blog Copper & Blue has just recently started its summer edition); in this feature, we

With the fifth overall pick in the 2012 NHL Draft the Toronto Maple Leafs selected Morgan "I before E, except after C" Rielly from the Moose Jaw Warriors of the WHL. This pick adds another young defenceman to a stable that includes Jesse Blacker, Jake Gardiner, Carl Gunnarsson,

The Toronto Maple Leafs used their last selection - 209th overall - in the 2012 NHL Draft to select the slightly older and slightly more experienced 19 year old Viktor Lööv of Södertälje SK in the Swedish Allsvenskan (2nd division). He's touted as a balanced two-way defender with

With their second selection of the sixth round, the Toronto Maple Leafs chose Ryan Rupert, a 5'10", 180 lb centre from the London Knights of the OHL. After a sophomore season that saw him post 17 goals and 48 points in 63 regular season games, followed by

The Toronto Maple Leafs used their sixth round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft to select Connor Brown from the Erie Otters of the OHL. I'm normally one of the first people to disdain the use of +/- as an individual statistic to track hockey players but

The Toronto Maple Leafs used their fifth round selection to pick Dominic Toninato in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Toninato is a 6", 161 lb. left handed centre from Duluth, Minnesota who has been primarily playing high school hockey to this point in his career. He was selected by

There is no surprise as Phil Kessel tops our ranking of the Maple Leafs' top 25 prospects.

Jake Gardiner makes his debut after arriving from Anaheim as the Leafs' 2nd highest ranked prospect.

When I finally got a chance to sit down and write about James Reimer (which I apologize for it taking so long), two questions kept coming up. The first; is #3 too high of a ranking for Reimer? While his statistics have been an improvement over the level of goaltending