NHL Draft

With the fourth overall selection, Toronto is proud to select, from the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League, Mitch Marner.

Among this year's top prospects, there's one defender who hasn't been mentioned much with regards to the Leafs. Find out more about him.

Here's how the top prospects fared at the NHL Scouting Combine, in the lead up to what will be one of the most important drafts for the Leafs in recent memory.

Twitter's @3rdPeriodSuits, aka Platinum Seat Ghosts (PSG), has calculated an average top 60 ranking based on the 2015 NHL Draft rankings from nine (9) resources. Below are the results of his research, shared as a guest post on PPP.

Russian defensemen Ivan Provorov's name keeps popping up as an option for the Leafs. Learn more about him below.

Seattle's Mat Barzal isn't the most likely pick for the Leafs at fourth overall but there's always a chance, and he's good.

When there's talented forwards at the top of a draft class, it's tough for fans to come to terms with passing them up for a defensemen. There's nothing to be upset about with Noah Hanifin though.

The results are in and the Edmonton Oilers will, as we are accustomed to at this point, draft first overall.

Getting you set with everything you need to follow the evening's main event.

The numbers to look for for the Leafs' chances at the first overall pick, and Connor McDavid.

Preparing you with analysis, news, and scouting reports ahead of June's draft in Sunrise, Florida.

Everything you need to know about the 2015 and 2016 NHL draft lotteries, as the league moves towards a less-weighted, more chance-driven system.

Answering one of the 2015 NHL Draft's most intriguing questions.