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Leafs Prospect Update: December 30

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Leafs Prospect Update: December 30
Ryan Rupert, the Leafs' sixth rounder in 2012, is heating up in the month of December. | Photo: Aaron Bell/OHL Images
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After the jump, notes and stats tables for last Leafs prospect update of 2012.

  • Guelph’s Matt Finn has eight points in his last five games, including goals in three straight between December 8 and 15. Finn recorded a three-assist night against Belleville on December 28.
  • London’s Ryan Rupert now has 13 points (4 goals, 9 assists) in 10 games in the month of December after going a month and a half without recording a point between October 6 and November 30. He has a five-game point streak active, including four straight multi-point nights.
  • Showing no signs of slowing down: Erie’s Connor Brown has 7 points in his last 4 including a two-goal effort last night (December 29) against Barrie.
  • David Broll recorded a two point night last night (December 29) against Niagara. He has three goals in his last four games for Sault Ste. Marie.
  • Starting to find the scoresheet: Carter Ashton has four points in his last six games for the Marlies.
  • Ice cold: Jerry D’Amigo’s assist last night in the Marlies win over Grand Rapids was his first point in the month of December (11 games). Nicolas Deschamps also has just one point in 11 games this month.
  • Another point for Spencer Abbott last night against Grand Rapids takes his total to 13 points in just 15 games this season.
  • ECHL: Tyler Brenner has points in three straight for the Bakersfield Condors. Andrew Crescenzi has six points in his last seven for the San Francisco Bulls.
  • USHL: Dominic Toninato rarely goes a game off the scoresheet for Fargo, and has nine points in his last seven.
  • Last night’s 3-1 win over Grand Rapids was the fourth time Jussi Rynnas has allowed one goal or less in his seven starts this season.

Maple Leafs Prospect Regular Season Stats

Name
Age
League/Team
Position
GP
Goals
Assists
Points
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Joe Colborne22AHL - MarliesForward65142842
Carter Ashton21AHL - MarliesForward5311819
Jerry D'Amigo21AHL - MarliesForward65161127
Greg McKegg20AHL - MarliesForward5571421
Kenny Ryan21AHL - MarliesForward5391120
Brad Ross20AHL - MarliesForward34729
David Broll20AHL - MarliesForward1000
Spencer Abbott24AHL - MarliesForward51111930
Jesse Blacker21AHL - MarliesDefenceman574711
Jake Gardiner(X)22AHL - MarliesDefenceman43102131
Simon Gysbers25AHL - MarliesDefenceman5241216
Morgan Rielly19AHL - MarliesDefenceman9112
Stuart Percy19AHL - MarliesDefenceman1101
Andrew MacWilliam23AHL - MarliesDefenceman----
Andrew Crescenzi 20AHL - Marlies
ECHL - San Francisco 		Forward15
23		1
3		1
11
2
14
Jamie Devane21AHL - Marlies
ECHL - San Francisco 		Forward18
12		2
1		3
0		5
1
Tyler Brenner24ECHL - Bakersfield
ECHL - Toledo 		Forward32
21		8
2		13
4		21
6
Sam Carrick20AHL - Marlies
ECHL - Idaho		Forward14
49		2
15		2
21		4
36
Tyler Biggs19AHL - MarliesForward----
CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Josh Leivo19OHL - Sudbury/KitchenerForward63294473
Tyler Biggs19OHL - OshawaForward60262753
Connor Brown18OHL - ErieForward63284169
Ryan Rupert18OHL - LondonForward54113546
David Broll19OHL - Sault Ste. MarieForward67173754
Stuart Percy19OHL - Mississauga Defenceman68133245
Matt Finn18OHL - GuelphDefenceman41112031
Morgan Rielly18WHL - Moose JawDefenceman60124254
AMERICAN COLLEGE/JR HOCKEY
Tony Cameranesi19WCHA - Minnesota DuluthForward38142034
Dominic Toninato18USHL - FargoForward62294170
Eric Knodel22NCAA - New Hampshire Defenceman38101121
Dennis Robertson21ECAC - Brown Defenceman3631720
Max Everson19ECAC - Harvard
USHL - Omaha		Defenceman7
16		0
1		2
4		2
5
Andrew MacWilliam23NCAA - North Dakota
Defenceman4121113
SWEDISH ICE HOCKEY
Petter Granberg 20SEL - SkellefteåDefenceman13000
Tom Nilsson19Allsvenskan - Mora
Defenceman421
34
Viktor Loov19Allsvenskan - SödertäljeDefenceman40268

Maple Leafs Goalie Prospect Stats

Name
Age
League
GP
W
L
SOL/OTL
SV%
GAA
SO
Jussi Rynnas25AHL - Marlies211091.9082.633
Mark Owuya23AHL - Marlies
ECHL - Las Vegas
ECHL - Reading		11
6
1		4
3
1		5
3
0		1
0
0		.883
.904
.964		3.22
2.97
1.00
Garret Sparks 19OHL - Guelph
OHL - Guelph (Playoffs)		60
5		36
1		17
4		4
-		.917
.920		2.65
3.05		7
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  • WendelGilmour

    I always loved watching Peter Zezel, he was just so damn good defensively.

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  • Waiting4LSC

    Really appreciate the post.  Be interesting to see how Bboy, Rusty, Ingy would rank.

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  • Bon Scott was a Leaf fan

    Jeff Finger wasn’t the brightest of Fletcher moves either.

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  • Yaknowwhat

    Odd…others thought that was an excellent counter argument I made..but I have a hunch I’m wasting my time with you so I’ll just move on..lol….just forget I mentioned Armstrong ….

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  • djamon

    Neither was the Stempniak trade. Fletcher 2.0 was a disaster, IMO.

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  • Jeff_Wareh8ter4life

    I am curious how much Burke could have received for Kaberle if he didn’t wait for an extra two years.  We know of the Fletcher proposal to Philly for Jeff Carter and a first round pick.

    We also know Boston wanted Kaberle and the 2009 #7-overall draft pick for Kessel. At the time it was deemed a steep price for Kessel.  In hindsight if the deal was made, Leafs would have had Kessel and Seguin.  Now that would have been a lethal young duo. 

    Hindsight is 20/20 but MLSE paid Burke the $$$ not to make mistakes like Ferguson did evaluating talent.

    Burke overestimated his roster going into 09-10 and it bit him big time.  It’s a shame he did not deal the reported players who would have netted first round picks last season.  It would have steered the club into a better draft position and gained some great sleeper picks in last year’s first round.  Perhaps Reilly, Grigorenko,  Forsberg, Teravainen, Subban. 

    WOW.  

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  • djamon

    I can honestly see both your points in this argument. (And that’s not like me at all).

    I think it’s only reasonable that a veteran with a track record will get a longer leash from a coach…even if frustrates the fans. But we did eventually bench veterans if they had sucked for long enough.

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  • luisad

    Let’s not forget that Kaberle had a NTC

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  • Alec_Brownscombe

     Pretty sure he either thought it was 3 years for 3.5 mill TOTAL or that he was signing Kurt Sauer (not that that woud’ve been a great deal either). He’s old.

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  • luisad

     Old Fox is like 90 right?

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  • Yaknowwhat

    Yep…that makes sense…vets always have a longer leash…but it did happen with the Leafs…we benched established well paid and or previously injured vets…thats a fact..

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  • djamon

    I heard that too…always thought it was an urban legend.

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  • http://www.hockey-nerd.com Cameron

    lol, Other.  Don’t get carried away.  Armstrong was given numerous chances before being benched, and it was always for one game at a time.  No coach was going to just come in and crush Lombardi with lengthy benchings.  That is just an unrealistic fan expectation.  Likewise, no coach is going to judge a 10 year veteran like Connolly based on his most recent 10 games – especially when he played well most of the season.  

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  • Alec_Brownscombe

     Haha, oh it is.

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  • Yaknowwhat

    How could that get through everybody on the Leafs management team….or was old Cliffy alone at the helm?? lol…

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  • Yaknowwhat

    so whats your reasoning on Komi and Armstrong being benched…why was this ok?

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  • djamon

    I think he was. It was during the Burke foreplay era. 

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  • Yaknowwhat

    Remember the Admiral in the old Get Smart series?? Kind of reminds me of Cliffys last days leading the Leafs…LMFAO!!

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  • djamon

    But to Cam’s point…Komi didn’t really get benched until his 3rd year. He got hurt his first, then played 75 games his second.

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  • djamon

    Get Smart? Before my time, old man. Was that show in Black & White?

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  • luisad

     holy dangles https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ixgEy7I1I7w

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  • http://www.hockey-nerd.com Cameron

    Komisarek hasn’t been injured for years now.  You’ll notice that returning from injury, he was given an extensive leash to return to form.  Armstrong was given time too, but to be honest, I don’t think he was ever healthy enough to play.  And again, even when these guys have been benched, it’s been for just 1 game at a time, and then we’re looking for ways to slot them back in.  And people still don’t think this was accountable enough, so why would that be the case with Lombardi?  Just nonsense. 

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  • djamon

    Wow…very nice. But did it go backwards?

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  • Yaknowwhat

    I think we all agreed vets get a longer leash..thats not in dispute…the fact remains though that well paid vets and or previously injured well paid vets were benched intermittently by Wilson and the Leafs….something that was supposedly forbidden by any reputable team..and would get your team black listed….I won’t even mention what happened to Colton Orr…

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  • DefenceWinsChampionships

    The puck can go backwards, the puck-carrier cannot. He was moving forward the whole time, so it’s a good goal. 

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