NHL Draft

You have 9 picks, one player has to at least make an impact on the team. Right? Right?

As of right now the Leafs have seven picks in the 2018 NHL Draft.

Given the importance of building up the middle, will the Leafs look to add a centre with their first round pick?

This year’s combine is in Buffalo, and it begins this week. This is the Addison to Zadina list of participants.

Have a look at some of the draft prospect profiles you might have missed.

This high-scoring Swede should be on Toronto’s shortlist at 25th overall

The real question is: who will fall to the Leafs on draft day?

Will Rasmus Dahlin fall to the Leafs? Probably not, but if we start a rumour that he’s a Bruins fan, there’s at least a chance.

A look at the best-named prospect in the draft,

A stroll through history reveals a big range of potential outcomes.

A right-shooting defenceman fell to the Leafs in last year’s draft. Will Ryan Merkley be available this year?

Sandin could pair up with Timothy Liljegren at this year’s World Juniors. Could they also pair up on the Leafs one day?

He just won a gold medal, and is able to play up the middle. What more can you ask for?

With so many bad teams in the Atlantic division, the Leafs have to watch who will be popping up on the rosters of our closest and dearest neighbours.

Will the Leafs draft a centre?

Let’s hope that the Leafs get the 31st overall pick.

We’ve seen what they can do on the ice, but what do we really know about them?

The game was fantastic and Don Cherry, was Don Cherry.

It’s like an All-Star Game but it actually matters to the players

What should we expect from him in the future?

The report cards from the draft are in!

The Leafs keep drafting big defencemen. Is it smart? Is it working?

Our site’s split personality goes through the picks.

If ever you’re going for a “what the hell” pick, your seventh rounder is when you do it.

The Leafs use their sixth-round pick on the Saginaw Spirit forward