Brian Stewart

There’s the kitten overlords, the masthead, and some fresh faces

Looking at the performances of Roni Hirvonen, Topi Niemelä, and Matthew Knies at the WJSS.

Taking a deeper dive into Voit’s history, scouting reports, and as many highlights as I can find

Taking a deeper dive into Knies’ history, scouting reports, and a few of his USHL games

The Leafs finish their 2021 draft class with a goalie.

This OHL prospect is another American.

The newest addition to the prospect pool is in.

The 2021 NHL Entry Draft will be held over two days this weekend. Day one will cover only the first round of the draft. It will be held on Friday July 23rd, starting at 8 pm EST. It will be televised on Sportsnet, Sportsnet NOW, TVA Sports, and ESPN2. Day

Other prospects that interest me, but I didn’t have time to write full profiles about

Looking at various goalies who have caught my interest

Gustafsson may be the most undervalued, unknown prospects in this draft

He’s small, he’s Danish, and he can rip it.

He’s big and flown under the radar his whole life, but he may be an exciting late round pick

He’s a smooth, offensive defenseman from Finland that dazzled at the World U18s

Colton Dach may not be as good as his brother, but he’s still an interesting prospect in his own right

Zellweger is small and young, but already an exciting defenseman

Brent Johnson is a highly effective and efficient two-way defenseman

Martino is one of the most fun and high octane offensive forwards in this draft

A big, skilled but flawed Finnish center who may be the next Leafs’ project

Koivunen is the best example of a jack of all trades but master of none in this draft

He’s big, a right shot defenseman, and offers all kinds of upside

He small, he attack, and best of all he has scoring knack

Goalies are voodoo, but to get an elite one you have to roll the dice at some point

The hometown veteran is staying in Toronto for a third kick at the can

A quick primer for this year’s draft profiles, and a list of resources to use.