Top 25 Under 25

Forever linked to Phil Kessel, Kasperi Kapanen comes in at #6 on this year's countdown off his own merit.

Peter Holland joins this year's T25U25 as he enters his sixth season of professional hockey, fresh off career highs in goals, assists and points.

Connor "-72" Brown jumps 6 spots into the top 10 this year after a fantastic AHL rookie season.

The Leafs' version of Cedric Paquette shines as a secondary scorer who is hard to play against.

A draft day trade brought Toronto a shiny new defenceman, and he debuts at #10.

Depth in the Leafs prospect pool pushes Andreas Johnson back from #9 to #11 despite a third consecutive strong year.

A playmaker who has more pro assists than goals, will Leipsic get back to his scoring-title ways?

Stuart Percy falls out of the top 10, but is he that far off from the NHL?

Mark Hunter plucks a promising prospect out of the States.

Once considered one of the Leafs better prospects, Leivo takes a step backward towards the middle of the pack.

We turn the voting over to you, dear reader.

Boom. That is the sound of Lööv crashing in at #16 in our countdown.

A last-second addition to the list is next to make his debut.

A new face from across the pond tries to crack a deep lineup and makes his debut on our countdown.

The divisive former first round pick takes a slide down our rankings as he gets set to start his pro career.

Carter Verheaghe falls 10 spots after the Leafs stock up on young players

Dzierkals didn't make any of our voters' top 25 prospect lists. Our readers were surprised.

The sublimely talented forward who fell to the fifth round make a big splash in our rankings.

A new draft pick makes his debut on our list.

Acquired in the Phil Kessel trade, 22-year-old Scott Harrington makes his debut in this year's Top 25 Under 25.

Hampered by injury, Finn has yet to show growth in the offensive talent he displayed with the Guelph Storm.

Kicking off our countdown with a goaltender who turned heads last season.

Sam Carrick comes in just shy of the Top 25.

One final look back at our previous versions of the countdown before we begin this year's list.

Jesper Lindgren was one of two players I had ranked inside my Top 25 Under 25 ranking ahead of the 2015-2016 season not to make our conglomerated final ranking. Here's why he should have.