Ranking Prospects 2025-26
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herman
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Just for visual shorthand while watching games with unfamiliar names, the Marlies players are in the 30-50s range of numbers. Anyone freshly brought in by draft and still junior, or slated for ECHL will likely have a higher number.
Some exceptions: Danford is still junior eligible but is wearing 38. Tverberg has been a Marlie for a couple of seasons already and has what appears to be a vanity number 77
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HAYMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
herman
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I only caught the first period.
Valis got a cushy starting job but was clearly not ready for the pace of play.
The centres were good. The NCAA guys were more ready-looking at this juncture. If Quillan can hold down 4C regularly, Laughton could be a good LW option for Tavares-Nylander.
Valis got a cushy starting job but was clearly not ready for the pace of play.
The centres were good. The NCAA guys were more ready-looking at this juncture. If Quillan can hold down 4C regularly, Laughton could be a good LW option for Tavares-Nylander.
Guilt Trip
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Really like Sim's game.
herman
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Pretty good memory for someone who gets hit in the head a lot lol
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Maple Leafs Prospect Report: Standouts from the Prospect Challenge
Many of Toronto's top prospects had a chance to show their stuff against the best that the baby Sens and Habs could throw at them. How did they do?
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2 games doesn't say too much. Some clearly struggled with the pace and physicality of the better prospect pipelines they were facing (bottom feeder NHL teams). Some rose to the occasion and put the Leafs on notice that they should get a longer look.
I was only able to catch G1 P1 (which was terrible), and a bit of G2 P3 (where Tverberg cleaned up a nice pass from Quillan off good OZ pressure), so I reserve judgment, especially of the players who are still junior.
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