Prospect Info: 2021 Leafs Board Prospect Rankings #2

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Prospect Ranking #2

  • W - Matthew Knies

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • C/W - Mikhail Abramov

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • W - Veeti Miettinen

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • LHD - Mikko Kokkonen

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • W - Nick Abruzzese

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    163
  • Poll closed .

Morgs

#16 #34 #44 #88 #91
Jul 12, 2015
19,580
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London, ON
Abruzzese was added with 2 votes. Vote for who to add next.

1. Each poll will be open for 24 hours.

2. As we never have a consensus way as to which players are still considered prospects, we'll be using my way (at least for the first few polls). The player must be U24 and have less than 50 GP in the NHL. The "prospects" that are left off because of these rules are Joey Anderson, Adam Brooks, Joseph Duszak, Vladimir Bobylev, and Nickolai Chebykin.

3. At this time we'll stick to the top-20, but if we want to go to 25 or 30 (I believe the Leafs have just over 30 guys that are eligible) I'll definitely go further.

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On the Docket:
PlayerPositionAgeLeagueGPGoalsPointsPPGNHLeAcquired
Timothy Liljegren RHD22.3AHL212110.5217.71st Round Pick 2017
Nick RobertsonW20.0AHL215160.7625.72nd Round Pick 2019
Rodion AmirovW19.9KHL399130.3316.91st Round Pick 2020
Topi NiemelaRHD19.4Liiga15040.277.93rd Round Pick 2020
Matthew KniesW18.9USHL4417420.959.2Pittsburgh Trade
Mikhail AbramovC/W20.4QMJHL2512301.2015.64th Round Pick 2019
Veeti MiettinenW19.9NCAA3111240.7711.26th Round Pick 2020
Mikko KokkonenLHD20.6Liiga501100.205.93rd Round Pick 2019
Roni Hirvonen C/W19.6Liiga546150.288.22nd Round Pick 2020
Nick AbruzzeseW22.2NCAA0000.000.04th Round Pick 2019
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Next:
PlayerPositionAgeLeagueGPGoalsPointsPPGNHLeAcquired
Filip KralLHD21.8CZE486210.4414.25th Round Pick 2018
Semyon Der-ArguchintsevC20.9KHL10150.5025.33rd Round Pick 2018
Pontus Holmberg W22.5SHL459230.5120.56th Round Pick 2018
Dmitri OvchinnikovC/W19.0MHL4020511.2817.85th Round Pick 2020
Mike KosterLHD20.4NCAA313120.397.35th Round Pick 2019
Axel Rindell RHD21.3Liiga477190.4012.06th Round Pick 2020
Steeves, AlexC/W21.7NCAA2915321.1020.9UDFA
Voit, TyW18.2OHL0000.0005th Round Pick 2021
Ryan TverbergC19.6NCAA14470.508.47th Round Pick 2020
William VilleneuveRHD19.4QMJHL333200.617.94th Round Pick 2020
Mac HollowellRHD22.9AHL272100.3712.54th Round Pick 2018
Semyon KizimovW21.6VHL357140.408.87th Round Pick 2018
Kalle LoponenRHD20.4U20 Sarja4411360.824.97th Round Pick 2019
Wyatt SchingoetheC19.1USHL4410210.484.67th Round Pick 2020
Joe MillerC/W18.9USHL408180.454.46th Round Pick 2020
Kristans RubinsLHD23.7AHL22130.144.6UDFA
John FuscoRHD20.2USHL202120.605.87th Round Pick 2020
Ryan O'ConnellLHD22.3NCAA27060.224.27th Round Pick 2017
Vladislav KaraW23.3KHL23130.136.64th Round Pick 2017
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PlayerPositionAgeLeagueGPSV%Acquired
Ahktyamov, ArturG19.8VHL140.9274th Round Pick 2020
Scott, IanG22.6AHL10.8574th Round Pick 2017
Woll, JosephG23.1AHL150.8923rd Round Pick 2017
Vyacheslav PeksaG19.0MHL170.9096th Round Pick 2021
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Past Results:
Prospect Info: - 2019 Leafs Board Prospect Ranking #20
Prospect Info: - 2020 Leafs Board Prospect Rankings #20
 
Still Liljegren, but again any of the 4 could go here.
Kral should be added for sure.
 
I picked Lilly same reasons.

List looks good for now, I vote add no one for next vote
 
The guy with the biggest standout skill on the list and second best 19 year old AHL season among those eligible.
 
I'm voting Liljegren

I really like Amirov and Robertson but when I watch Liljegren I still see a top 4 RD who has every opportunity to eat a lot of minutes in all situations which I think holds significant team value
 
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Amirov is just an outstanding prospect. He's performed at the KHL level when given a chance, and has been a standout internationally. He can contribute offensively, defensively, and in transition. He brings a level of talent and creativity that suggests top line upside if he can hit on his potential, and enough of a complete game to still be a great bottom 6 contributor if not
 
Amirov is just an outstanding prospect. He's performed at the KHL level when given a chance, and has been a standout internationally. He can contribute offensively, defensively, and in transition. He brings a level of talent and creativity that suggests top line upside if he can hit on his potential, and enough of a complete game to still be a great bottom 6 contributor if not

I like his ceiling the most of the entire group, but I also think he has the highest full out chance at busting. Lets not forget he's essentially the same age as Robertson who has NHL games under his belt, superior production in a slightly weaker league, insane production in the O, and we don't need to question the transition overseas.

I honestly think it comes down to preference at this point and I'm not trashing Amirov obviously. I just think there's legitimate arguments for any of the four going in any spot, All I know is 100% of the votes until #4 should be split between Liljegren, Amirov, and Robertson.
 
Tough call between the 3 obvious choices. Went with Liljegren. Just havent seen Amirov enough to make a judgement.
 
Robertson. His training dedication is unmatched. That will pay off in the future.

Add SDA then Holmberg.
 
I like his ceiling the most of the entire group, but I also think he has the highest full out chance at busting. Lets not forget he's essentially the same age as Robertson who has NHL games under his belt, superior production in a slightly weaker league, insane production in the O, and we don't need to question the transition overseas.

I honestly think it comes down to preference at this point and I'm not trashing Amirov obviously. I just think there's legitimate arguments for any of the four going in any spot, All I know is 100% of the votes until #4 should be split between Liljegren, Amirov, and Robertson.
If you mean busting offensively then I agree, but I do really like his transition game and defensive focus as a safety net for him. Even if he can't put it together offensively, he should be a Pierre Engvall type contributor at worst.

Robertson is incredibly talented, but his injury history and insane playstyle are a little troubling. I think he's the least safe (although highest upside) since he either has to tone his play down a lot or risk always being hurt.

Overall, it's an awesome top 4. Liljegren and Amirov are safe guys with talent to be high end contributors if all goes well, and Sandin and Robertson have sky high potential with some risk
 

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