</p>When former London Knights assistant coach and general manager Mark Hunter was brought into the Toronto Maple Leafs organization, it was assumed the team would put an emphasis on drafting players out of junior hockey, primarily the CHL. So it was no surprise, then, when the Leafs went to the CHL for six of their nine selections in the 2015 NHL Draft.
Out of the three that weren’t selected out of the CHL, two have since transferred there; Martins Dzierkals was drafted by the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies in the Import Draft and Jeremy Bracco opted to leave Boston College after just five games to join the Kitchener Rangers.… read more
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