The Toronto Maple Leafs haven't done a lot of cutting from training camp. On Monday afternoon that changed as the club sent a whopping 27 players over to the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League.
Hockey season is heating up and leagues around the globe are getting under way. While some of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ prospects are still showcasing themselves in Traverse City at the prospects tournament, others have kicked off their campaigns overseas and are turning heads with their respective teams.
With one week of rankings revealed in this year's Top 25 Under 25, it's time for the first summary. Week one of the official vote gathered up six of the lowest ranked players.
Welcome to the countdown for this year's Top 25 Under 25 Maple Leafs prospects. The list opens with the 25th ranked player, Mikko Kokkonen. Whenever I think about Kokkonen, which isn't often, I blame Patrik Laine.
How did the Community Vote measure up against the official list this week? We revealed six more names on the Maple Leafs Top 25 Under 25 this week, here they are: #19 Filip Král climbed a few spots from last year.
Up next is a defender coming to North America. Mikko Kokkonen! Number 17 on our list of the top 25 Toronto Maple Leafs under the age of 25! He is a defender coming from the Lahti Pelicans who has a shiny new contract with the Leafs this season.
In this edition of Toronto Maple Leafs’ Quick Hits, I’ll take a look at how well – you heard it – the team is doing with the salary cap in this challenging time.
Few players in the Toronto Maple Leafs system have a career progression as enigmatic as Mikko Kokkonen. Kokkonen made his debut in the Finnish league at 15 years old and remains the youngest player in league history.
As the Toronto Maple Leafs continue to build the future of the franchise, they signed three young prospects to entry-level deals last week. In this post, I’ll share a little bit about these three prospects and what they might bring to the team.
The Leafs locked up their fourth-round pick from the 2019 draft over the weekend when Nick Abruzzese officially turned pro by signing a two-year entry level contract and on Wednesday, the team announced that they had also signed 2019 third-rounder Mikko Kokkonen to a three-year ELC.
He debuted at #20 in 2019, and has almost cracked the top 10 twice since then. I’m going to be honest with everyone, I signed up for Mikko Kokkonen because I had myself convinced he was Kalle Loponen.
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