• For users coming over from tmlfans.ca your username will remain the same but you will need to use the password reset feature (check your spam folder) on the login page in order to set your password. If you encounter issues, email Rick couchmanrick@gmail.com

Ranking Prospects 2024-25

Lou also did it to Julien in 2007, with 3 games left in the season. Team had slowed down some with a playoff spot (and the division lead) essentially wrapped up, but not at all at fire the coach level. Didn’t work out as well that spring.
 
Better for Grebenkin, probably will play major minutes in all situations, work on his skating, intense training, when he returns to the Leafs I expect him in beast mode a la Knies.
 
I am starting to think that Artur is a better prospect than the Beast (which is hard to believe). Murray still playing games for the Marlies, which sort of puzzles me. He won't play for the Leafs I'd wager, so are they building him up as trade bait? Or would he be our first call up still, if Stoli or Woll/Wall goes down, God forbid.
 
Highlander said:
I am starting to think that Artur is a better prospect than the Beast (which is hard to believe). Murray still playing games for the Marlies, which sort of puzzles me. He won't play for the Leafs I'd wager, so are they building him up as trade bait? Or would he be our first call up still, if Stoli or Woll/Wall goes down, God forbid.
Click to expand...
I believe Murray is injured again.
 
It's awesome to see Akhtyamov playing as well as he is but let's not forget we all declared Hildeby to be the goalie of the future after his great start in the AHL last season too. He seems to be struggling in year 2 now (2-2-2, 0.897 Sv%). That's not to say Hildeby is trash or anything but just that we shouldn't get too ahead of ourselves with any of these young goalies yet.
 
www.nytimes.com

Inside Ben Danford’s Leafs initiation: Lessons from John Tavares, Jake Muzzin

How John Tavares, Jake Muzzin and some time at the lake are helping shape a Leafs prospect's young career.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
Ben Danford felt the sweat from his palms on the steering wheel.

In the boat with him, Matthew Knies, Easton Cowan, Conor Timmins, Bobby McMann and Marshall Rifai — people Danford hoped would be future Maple Leafs teammates — looked on. Behind them all, the main reason for the 18-year-old’s rising nerves was floating in the water.

John Tavares, the then-Leafs captain, bobbed up and down. He gave Danford, 16 years his junior, a thumbs-up.

“I’ve driven a boat,” Danford said in a lengthy interview, “but never when someone was doing water sports behind it.”
Click to expand...

0_______0

Tavares invited the next gen of Leafs to his cottage compound for morning training and afternoon bonding.

Jake Muzzin is basically Ben Danford’s primary development coach at this point.
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top