Top 25 Under 25

It's been a year since we did our last official list of the top young players in the Maple Leafs organization. A number of players have moved on or graduated; who is the new king?

We revisit our Top 25 Under 25 list from last summer, and give a bit of thought as to which direction they are trending, based on this season's performances.

The 3rd edition of PPP's Top 25 Under 25 series is officially delayed. We'll blame Jeremy Jacobs and the rest of the NHL owners because screw 'em for that stupid lockout. In the meantime, this should tide you over until it returns.

The Leafs' big summer acquisition enters our rankings at number two.

The Leafs' rookie sensation makes our list in the three spot.

Brian Burke's first draft pick with the Leafs makes his way to fourth in our ranking

Everyone's favourite fratboy has launched into the top five of our rankings with an impressive showing in the AHL playoffs.

James Reimer's difficult season saw him take a tumble down the rankings to 6th.

The young blueliner is still un-signed but as Leafs' property he comes in at 7th in our rankings.

The Leafs' latest first round pick Morgan "Typo" Rielly enters the fray in 8th.

Jesse Blacker represents another member of the impressive group of young defencemen that Brian Burke has compiled in the top 9.

Local boy Stuart Percy adds a top 10 ranking in our prospect rankings to the captaincy of the Mississauga Steelheads.

Joe Colborne's previously hidden wrist injuries have seen him fall to 11th.

The Leafs' 12th ranked prospect is the quiet German Korbinian Holzer that is looking to make the jump to the NHL.

Friend of the Blog Matt Finn comes in 13th in our rankings

The 14th ranked prospect in our look at the Maple Leafs' top 25 under 25 is Greg McKegg

Carter Ashton, the player that the Leafs received from Tampa Bay in exchange for Keith Aulie, makes his debut on our list at 15.

Another Swedish import goalie has moved to 16th in our ranking of the Maple Leafs top 25 prospects under 25.

An important member of the last American world junior championship team, Jerry D'Amigo has recovered from his demotion to junior last year to play an important part for the Marlies.

The 2011 draft pick from the frozen tundra which is home to the Sudbury Wolves makes a jump to 18th.

After Luca Caputi disappointed, he was shipped out for Nicolas Deschamps who makes his debut as the 19th ranked prospect on our top 25.

Brad Ross, the Darcy Tucker in waiting, is set to make a jump to the AHL and hits 20 on our top 25 list.

The controversial Tyler Biggs is 21 on our list of the top 25 Maple Leafs prospects. He's left the NCAA to join the Oshawa Generals.

Petter Granberg from Sweden enter the PPP rankings at 22 after two years in the Swedish Elitserien