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With two early picks in the second round, the Leafs, selected Lethbridge's Andrew Nielsen No. 65 and the MHL's Martin Dzierkals at No. 68.

With the 61st overall selection in the 2015 NHL Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected american forward Jeremy Bracco.

With their second pick in the 2015 NHL Draft, the Leafs selected two-way defensemen Travis Dermott of the Erie Otters.

Day 2 of the 2015 NHL Draft is underway!

With the twenty-ninth overall selection in the 2015 NHL Draft, the Leafs selected... Nobody. Another trade.

The Leafs have picked up a second round pick, and now have a selection in every round of the 2015 NHL Draft.

The Toronto Maple Leafs selected London Knights forward Mitch Marner with their first selection of the 2015 NHL Draft.

James Mirtle is reporting that Marner has the edge, but it's close.

A calendar year worth of coverage, viewings, interviews, writing, tweeting, data and discussion all leads into two days. I hope you've enjoyed the coverage. Here's a huge preview.

Important details, important details, important details. Important what? Details.

Last year, top ranked QMJHL prospect fell at the NHL Draft. This year, if QMJHL-bred forward Evgeny Svechnikov falls to the Leafs at 24th overall, he'll represent one of the best-case scenarios.

Randy Carlyle, fired mid-season, received a vote for Jack Adams as the NHL's most outstanding coach for the 2015-2016 season.

With the 2015 NHL Draft just days away in Sunrise, Florida, let's take a look at the complete order for all seven rounds.

Everything you need to know ahead of tonight's NHL Awards, including our staff's predictions from prior to the start of the playoffs.

Jansen Harkins is one of the 2015 NHL Draft's top two-way centres and he might be available with the 24th selection in the 2015 NHL Draft.

With the 24th selection in the 2015 SB Nation NHL Mock Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs are proud to select, from the Charlottetown Islanders of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, Daniel Sprong.

The 2015 NHL Draft may well turn out to be one of the Leafs' more significant days in recent memory but if we look back, what can Leafs Nation expect historically-speaking?

Fresh off the appointment of D.J. Smith and Jim Hiller as an assistant coaches, the Leafs have added two 29-year-olds to their staff.

The Toronto Sun reports that the Leafs have potentially offered the longtime CHL coach and assistant GM a position on Mike Babcock's staff.

According to TSN, Leafs star forward Phil Kessel has provided the team with trade options amid speculation of their intent to deal him.

We are proud to announce that our hockey coverage will expand this fall to include coverage of both of the GTA's CWHL teams.

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.

The front office changes continue, as one successful member leaves and another is promoted.