Leafs Prospect Thread (2013 and on)

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Toronto Maple Leafs

Here is a list of the Leafs current prospects:

Legend
- Playing in N.A. Pro (NHL, AHL, ECHL, etc.)
- Playing in CHL (OHL, QMJHL, WHL)
- Playing in NCAA
- Playing in Europe
- Playing in Junior 'A' (USHL, BCHL, AJHL, etc.)
- Not categorized yet

Centres:

Joe Colborne----------7.5 C
Greg McKegg----------7.0 C
Dominic Toninato------7.0 D
Spencer Abbott--------6.5 C
Andrew Crescenzi------6.0 C
Tony Cameranesi------6.0 C
Sam Carrick-----------6.0 C
Ryan Rupert----------6.0 C


Right Wingers:

Carter Ashton------7.0 C
Tyler Biggs---------7.0 C
Connor Brown------6.5 D
Kenny Ryan--------6.0 C
Greg Scott---------5.0 B
Tyler Brenner-------5.0 C


Left Wingers:

Brad Ross--------------7.0 C
Joshua Leivo-----------6.5 C
Marcel Mueller---------6.5 C
Nicolas Deschamps-----6.0 C
Jerry D'Amigo----------6.5 C
Jamie Devane----------6.0 C
David Broll-------------6.0 C


Defenceman:

Morgan Rielly-----------8.5 C
Jesse Blacker----------7.5 C
Matt Finn--------------7.0 C
Stuart Percy-----------7.0 C
Juraj Mikus-------------6.5 C
Petter Granberg--------6.5 C
Max Everson-----------6.5 D
Viktor Loov-------------6.5 D
Korbinian Holzer---------6.0 B
Andrew MacWilliam------6.0 C
Tom Nilsson-------------6.0 C
Dennis Robertson--------6.0 C
Eric Knodel--------------6.0 D
Simon Gysbers-----------5.0 C


Goalies:

Mark Owuya------------7.0 C
Garret Sparks-----------7.0 D
Jussi Rynnas------------7.0 D
Ben Scrivens------------6.5 B

STRENGTHS

• Two-way defenseman
• Character players in all positions
• Gritty bottom-six forwards with good size

WEAKNESSES

• Top-end talent in goal and at forward

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Click on a players name for their stats.

If i made a mistake (add or delete someone) let me know.

If you notice a link is wrong or broken let me know.

The main Leafs logo (at very top) leads you to our HF page.

If you have anything i should add let me know.

The grades on the right side of the names ( eg. 7.0 C) are the grades HF.com gives out. Click Logo to learn more

[Lavy16]

Well done

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Thanks. Took a while but that last thread lasted 5 years so i took my time.

[KingerSox]

Props.

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Thank you. Much appreciated guys

[KingerSox]

They won't let me ignore you now that you're a mod lol.

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Sucka, that's why they made me a mod (TM actaully but whatever...)

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Well, Sparks and Finn were at the Leafs game tonight. Saw Finn in the pressbox and he has a Bozak-like hairdo going.

[LeafsFan16]

Nice work bro! Looks good

[KingerSox]

Sucka, that's why they made me a mod (TM actaully but whatever...)

Who did you tickle to become a mod? Lotta ppl been on here longer than you. You just happen to post 10 times as much.

[ktownguy31]

What do the numbers and letters mean

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Who did you tickle to become a mod? Lotta ppl been on here longer than you. You just happen to post 10 times as much.

Elmo

What do the numbers and letters mean

#'s are the players potential (out of 10) and the letter is the likely hood they reach that ceiling (A being the highest).

For example Reilly has 8.5, meaning he has a very high ceiling but he only has a C rating which means he is less likely to reach his max potential. It should be noted that players NOT in the AHL are less likely to have anything higher than a C (because i lot can happen) but there are a few with B's and up.

Read this if you want:
http://www.hockeysfuture.com/playerprojections/

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Jake Gardiner returning to form

Jake Gardiner continues to get his game back on track with the Marlies and is nearly at full strength. The biggest challenge for Gardiner, as Marlies assistant coach Gord Dineen explained in conversation with TSN.ca on Thursday afternoon, was retaining his "read of the game", the 22-year-old making especially strong strides over the past week.

Dineen noted that Gardiner was back to skating with his accustomed grace and speed and had gradually regained his decisiveness when making plays with the puck. "Definitely see that he's had his best games," Dineen said of Gardiner's recent performance. Gardiner has been in and around 30 minutes most nights for the Marlies, including one such performance against Syracuse on Wednesday. Entering the evening with only five defenceman, the Marlies lost Jesse Blacker to injury early in the middle frame, forcing an even greater toll from the Leafs all-rookie defender last season.

It's only a matter of time before the Minnesota native is recalled, but it's important to keep in mind that with three more NHL games, Gardiner would become eligible for waivers. Once he's up then, he'll be up for good. With unlikely stability on defence at the moment, the organization can wait just a little longer before pulling the trigger on his recall.

Seigel

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Idaho Steelheads ‏@Steelheads
Ross assigned to Idaho by Toronto organization: http://bit.ly/12TFC72

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