A couple of Leaf prospects looked quite good:
The obvious Rielly, great breakouts, great getting back after those breakouts, a man amongst boys ALREADY.
Leivo, as many of us have said, looks to be closer to being a Leaf than anyone expected. I remember he impressed at Leaf prospect camp last year, and then had another great regular season this year, and another great camp. He's not shown anything bad. I really hope he plays a good amount of time with the Marlies this year and we'll see where it goes from there.
Johnson was a big surprise for me. I was impressed last year with our 7th rounder Loov at prospect camp., and I'm again impressed with the Leafs 7th rounders this year. Loov looked solid again, and Johnson had a lot of solid offensive plays and was able to get back on D a lot. His hands looked pretty nasty in the shootout too, love it.
Connor Brown sticks out as well as a late round guy who looked solid. Good game on both ends of the ice.
A couple players stood out to me in a bad way:
Percy seemed invisible. I'm a Steelheads fan, and I'm used to that in a GOOD way, but I'm not terribly happy with how he played.
Staying in the same draft, Biggs looked subpar to me. Didn't use his body a ton, just went with the flow, didn't make a lot of big plays.
And both Rupert brothers... I don't know about them. They were average in the scrimmage, but they had their moments.
Looking at non-Leafs prospects:
Bellerive was okay, but he got muscled around a couple times. Not great, can't see us signing him.
Bittner I didn't see a ton of but, like most of the non-Leafs, no huge mistakes, no huge standouts, which I guess should be expected with undrafteds. Still, not really impressed, not likely to sign.
Burnside.. as a Steelheads fan.. is a bit better than how he played in the scrimmage. I was keeping a close eye on him, interested to see how he did. He contributed to a few good breakouts, but overall was average. Could be a prospect depth signing, but likely not.
Doherty was on the ice a ton. Like... in every clip Doherty is there it seemed. He didn't make any glaring mistakes, and had a few good defensive plays. I'd have to see more to decide but he was one of the more impressive non-Leafs in my opinion.
Christopher Gibson. I wasn't really paying attention to the goalies, but if he was one of the two out there, he did a solid job. Both goalies did.
Goumas was the most impressive, like I said before. He's got a lot of speed and some offensive talent, and checking his stats I see he was over PPG in NCAA last year. Not shocked, he probably sped past some of the guys in there. I think he's the most likely non-Leaf signing, I'd love to see him some more.
Kunzle made a couple nice plays on offense. One specifically where he drew 2 guys to him and then dished the puck to Matt Rupert for a good chance from the high slot. Was very impressed with that. But, other times, he just looked like he was slacking on getting back on D. Iffy on him, but definitely one of the more interesting guys.
McCue.... didn't see him really at all. Can't form an opinion but he was invisible to me.
Raine.. sort of like McCue. I saw Raine a bit last year with the Knights... but really.. nothing impressive there in my opinion. No thanks.
And that's all the non-Leafs.