Scott Wheeler

We're partnering with /r/Leafs to run a PPP AMA this week. Here's the details.

You can't replace Travis Dermott. Just ask Erie Otters coach Kris Knoblauch.

Without the pressure that comes with being a top prospect, Leafs sixth round pick Stephen Desrocher and training camp invitee Lucas Peressini are trying to forge a successful path to professional hockey in Toronto.

Leafs prospect Andreas Johnson came up big in Frolunda's do-or-die victory over SHL rival Lulea to advance to the Champions Hockey League semis.

The Toronto Marlies forward will stay with the Marlies and join the team after its mini-camp.

Two of the Leafs' top prospects will head to Finland for this year's World Junior Championship.

Leafs prospect Mitch Marner has eight points, including back-to-back hat tricks, in his last two games. Watch the latest three below.

The following is roughly translated from a <a href="http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/hockey/landslag/juniorhockey/article21871814.ab">Swedish news story at Sport Bladet</a>, published by Hans Abrahamsson.

Two of the Leafs&#39; top prospects played against each other last night, and decided they&#39;d have a highlight reel competition.

There&#39;s an argument to be made the Marlies dynamic European duo are better served playing professionally than at this year&#39;s World Junior Championships, but this year&#39;s even offers each a unique opportunity.

The OHL was busy last night, and Mitch Marner and Jeremy Bracco both put together impressive evenings.

In stores now, Tie Domi&#39;s Simon &amp; Schuster memoir <em>Shift Work</em> tells the tale of hockey, family, and a man who is still guarded about revealing too much.

After deciding to leave Boston College after just five games and three assists, Jeremy Bracco has added a new dimension to the OHL&#39;s first place team.

Morgan Rielly is leading the Leafs in scoring as a 21-year-old defensemen and now more than ever it&#39;s clear the sky&#39;s the limit.

Elliotte Friedman&#39;s weekly 30 Thoughts piece is always a good resource for news and tidbits from around the NHL. This week, there was a particularly blue and white flair to the piece.

The Frolunda Indians picked up a 7-1 win this afternoon thanks to two goals and one assist from Leafs prospect Andreas Johnson.

The Toronto Marlies are really good and there&#39;s no reason they shouldn&#39;t stay that way.

In the summer of 2015, the Leafs were reported to have interest in 23-year-old KHL defensemen Nikita Zaitsev. Here&#39;s an update on the young blueliner.

Leafs prospects Mitch Marner and Travis Dermott have been named to the OHL&#39;s roster for their two games against Team Russia in the annual series.

After years of unsustainable play, the Leafs are playing sound, possession-driven hockey. And that&#39;s a huge step in the right direction.

After a slow start to his post-draft season with seven points in his first six games, Leafs prospect Mitch Marner broke out for three points last night against the Greyhounds. Watch them below.

The Toronto Marlies are off to a hot start in their 2015-2016 season, with another win today. Watch TJ Brennan cap off another win after a nice pass from Connor Brown.

Mike Babcock has no feels, is all business.

TSN&#39;s Rick Westhead is reporting that a member of Leafs management met with police to discuss his concerns around cocaine use.

In a discussion with LT, a Swedish news outlet, Leafs prospect Viktor Loov spoke about substance abuse in the NHL and AHL.