NHL Draft

The Maple Leafs continue to extend their lease on the bottom of the standings.

Western Canada is trying it's best to stay down but they make the mistake of winning games.

Suspensions! Injuries! Trades! What else will happen to move the tank along?

Watching the lottery standings so you don't have to. But if you're reading this you probably are anyway.

With the Captain gone, the hole in defense can only be filled by tanking.

We check up on the draft standings three weeks later. One thing remains the same: Columbus is bad.

With the top kids playing in Europe and North America named by NHL Central Scouting, we can take a look at who the Leafs can choose from with their many, many, 2016 draft picks.

The Leafs season is half over. As the calendar turns to 2016 let's begin looking elsewhere for comfort: the future.

A video released by Jackets TV shows Toronto was interested in moving back from fourth overall if Arizona didn't take Noah Hanifin.

The Toronto Maple Leafs selected standout American prospect Jeremy Bracco in the second round of the 2015 NHL Draft and he plans on proving he's got what it takes to help the team during its rebuild.

I'm not an anthropologist, but the draft made me feel like one.

The Leafs ended their 2015 draft with a bang.

With their sixth round selection, Toronto dipped back into the OHL, selecting defensemen Stephen Desrocher of the Memorial Cup Champions, the Oshawa Generals.

With their fifth round selection, Toronto took Quebec Remparts forward Dmytro Timashov.

With the first pick of the fourth round, the Leafs selected Jesper Lindgren of the Swedish Hockey League's (SHL) Modo.

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!

Come discuss the 2nd-7th rounds.

The Leafs traded down twice in the draft. Here's why it was smart, and who they might take at 34.

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.

Everything is happening!