The NHL season is fast approaching and with that comes some hard decisions for the Toronto Maple Leafs. There are a lot of questions upfront, plus on their back-end that need answering. But can some of the Leafs’ top prospects make the team? The likes of Zach Bogosian and Mikko Lehtonen might be in the way of that, but at this point, anything is possible.
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nice video
Gotts say it's this order:
Robertson
Sandin
Lilly
I think Lilly is a long term project but the underlying talent is certainly there. He could really blow up into something great if developed properly.
Korshkov is right there too. Depending on if you consider him a prospect or not at his age
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Some players thrive more in the NHL than they seem to do in the AHL, because of the increase in structure in the big league compared to the minors. It's not common, but it does occur, especially with players that are highly skilled like Liljegren. I just have a feeling if you take Liljegren and give him some reps on the 2nd powerpley unit and play him next to a player like Muzzin on occasion, he may just surprise us.
Robertson, Sandin, Liljegren.
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Great vid, I appreciate the you haven't just assumed these guys will be handed a spot on the team. A lot of Leafs fans are already banking on 25-30 goals from Robertson this year.
And I give Sandin the edge right now, he's got the longer track record of excellence during his development.