Top 25 Under 25

There is no dishonour in not making the top 25 on the list of Maple Leafs prospects. Most years, there's a fairly long list of people someone votes for, and the unanimously unranked players are a few about to age out and have burned up the hope that still clings to some of the others.

As you've noticed by now, if you've done the Community Vote, the list of players is very different this year. A lot of talent has aged out in the last couple of seasons.

It's your turn to vote!

The Leafs began trading prospects and draft picks for roster players in 2016. This is the list of ghosts they gave away for short term gains.

This year is going to be the most interesting T25 in some time. There are only two people on the eligibility list that were drafted in the first round: Timothy Liljegren and Easton Cowan. Conor Timmins missed by one, and the rest are a mix of free agents and later-round picks.

All the votes all in one place.

For the last time.

Sandin is on the cusp of a long NHL career. Where is the only question left.

And he’s gunning for the top spot next year — oh, and an NCAA championship, too.

Next week is 3, 2, 1 and done.

Where we take a look at Liljegren’s strengths, weaknesses, and where it puts him in the lineup.

Nick Robertson holds at #5 while a world of change has happened with Maple Leafs prospects around him.

Toronto’s top defensive prospect lands just outside our top 5

You won’t believe how hard Hirvonen’s shot is!

One notable difference, but a lot of agreement this week.

Here is the definitive answer for when Abruzzese makes the Leafs

The latest top prospect in Toronto’s system debuts in the top 10

An SHL Champion, playoff MVP, and Olympian is ready to begin his North American career.

Waivers eligibility sends this Joey Anderson investigation into a whole new direction.

Unranked last year, this time Steeves is in a tie vote with Ty Voit.

The newest small zippy forward that is taking Leafs nation by storm

How did the Community Vote measure up against the official list this week?

Is Villeneuve the second best defense prospect in Toronto’s system?

How about another Ovi with a good shot?

Moldenhauer does not have any true standout skill, but is solid across the board to the point that he doesn’t have any major weakness.