NHL Draft

Looking at the underrated defenseman Matthew Mania and why he is a perfect later round swing for the Maple Leafs if he falls that far.

Looking at the enigmatic defenseman Caden Price, and his potential as a bounce back prospect who Toronto could draft in the second or third round.

Looking at the hard working two-way center Martin Mišiak from Slovakia, and his potential as a trade down target candidate for the Maple Leafs in the second or third round.

Looking at the big power forward Aydar Suniev, and his potential as a trade down target candidate for the Maple Leafs in the second or third round.

Looking at the speedy and skilled Gracyn Sawchyn, and his potential as a trade down target candidate for the Maple Leafs in the second or third round.

Looking at the brilliant skating two-way defenseman Tanner Molendyk, his potential upside, and if he would make for a good pick for the Maple Leafs at 28th overall.

Looking at the towering Daniil But, his surprising skill for such a big guy and if the Maple Leafs should draft him high.

Looking at the small, skilled, smart and hard-working Gavin Brindley, and if the Maple Leafs could snag him after trading down from 28th overall.

Looking at the elite skating defensive defenseman Tom Willander, his potential as a solid two-way defenseman, and if he would make for a good draft pick for the Maple Leafs at 28th overall.

Looking at the highly skilled power forward Quentin Musty, and why I would love him as a draft pick for the Maple Leafs at 28th overall.

Looking at the incredibly smart and hard-working Danish forward Oscar Fisker Mølgaard and what makes him such an interesting prospect for the Maple Leafs.

Looking at the ultra-skilled Andrew Cristall, his strengths and weaknesses, and whether or not he would make for a good draft pick for the Maple Leafs at 28th overall.

Looking at the stats and highlights of Russian defense prospect Dmitri Simashev, and if he's worth Toronto taking with their first round pick.

Analyzing the draft history of Brad Treliving with the Calgary Flames and seeing how he stacks up against Kyle Dubas and the Maple Leafs. No reason, why do you ask?

The regular season is over, and we know roughly which draft positions Toronto will pick at... for now. Here are some prospects who may be available in Toronto's pick ranges that I have come to like through this season.