While the Toronto Maple Leafs first round is the most prominent with two selections, they’ve put the work in to find talent in all rounds – and that’s what the good organizations do.
Mike Babcock is no stranger to being part of an organization that finds mid-late round beauties.
When Toronto takes the podium in the third round, at 64th overall, it’s almost like having a late second round pick with such a good draft class.
Ideally, the Maple Leafs will be able to trade into the second round using one of the many rumored players that could be on their way out – but, for now, we’ll look at someone who could be available at #64.