NHL Draft

Auston Matthews won MVP of the 2015 U-18 Tournament. Could the Leafs add the 2017 winner to join him?

Collecting the profiles of 2017 draft picks to keep you informed.

Your draft questions, my draft answers.

Thanks to the Predators win over the Blues, we now know where the Leafs will draft.

Swedish defenceman Erik Brannstrom should be available at #17 or 18, and he carries a ton of offensive upside.

TSN releases its top fifteen prospects for this year’s entry draft.

Editor's note: Please welcome longtime FanPoster and first time PPP writer Kevin Papetti. Kevin will be a regular contributor moving forward, with an early focus on the draft. We're thrilled to have him on board.

Some talented teens for the Leafs to pick in the high teens.

With the 31st pick of the 2016 draft the Toronto Maple Leafs select...Who?

I've done my best to break down my roller coaster.

Let's try to explain the oddest Leafs pick in the draft.

The Toronto Maple Leafs' 2016 NHL Draft will be remembered for Auston Matthews, but goaltending was its focus.

Here's our discussion on the possible strategies behind the Maple Leafs' selections in the draft.

After the first overall pick where there was zero suspense, the Leafs made some confounding choices in the draft. What were they doing, exactly?

With their second last pick of the 2016 NHL Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs moved to select London Knights defensemen Nicolas Mattinen.

With the 182nd over pick the Maple Leafs selected Nikolai Chebykin from HK MVD Balashikha in the seventh round of the 2016 NHL draft.

With the first pick in the sixth round of the 2016 NHL Draft the Toronto Maple Leafs pick Jack Walker from the Victoria Royals of the WHL.

The Leafs are going big. Literally, big. And old, too.

With their seventh pick in the 2016 NHL draft, the Leafs picked Keaton Middleton from the Saginaw Spirit of the OHL. The 6'5" defenceman had 7 points in 66 games last season and had one assist in four playoff games. He shoots left and weighs in at

With the first pick of the fourth round of the 2016 NHL Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected overeager WHL scoring star Adam Brooks.

With the 72nd pick in the 2016 NHL Draft and the first pick of the third round, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected defenceman J.D. Greenway from the US National Development Team.

With the 57th overall selection, their third of the draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected MODO's Carl Grundstrom.

With the 62nd pick in the 2016 NHL Draft and the first pick of the third round, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected goalie Joseph Woll from the US National Teen Development Program.

With the first pick of the second round in the 2016 NHL Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected Russian for forward Yegor Korshkov.

Day 2! Like yesterday but 6 times the picks!