Ranking Prospects 2019-2020

[herman]

23. Mason Marchment

This guy is going draw and take a lot of penalties

[Guilt Trip]

23. Mason Marchment

This guy is going draw and take a lot of penalties

I like the way he plays. With all the signings it will be really difficult for him and others to crack the lineup.

[herman]

23. Mason Marchment

This guy is going draw and take a lot of penalties

I like the way he plays. With all the signings it will be really difficult for him and others to crack the lineup.

If we trade out a bunch of them at the deadline, he might get a spin to close out the season alongside Liljegren, Sandin. Or he might get traded himself as a sweetener and get a chance with Minnesota or Vancouver or whoever.

[CarltonTheBear]

For Marchment to continue following along the "Trevor Moore development path" he's going to need to take a pretty big step forward offensively in his 3rd/upcoming AHL season. He really didn't stand much of a chance of making the team even prior to the offseason signings.

Moore AHL Year 1: 0.57 PPG
Year 2: 0.48 PPG
Year 3: 0.84 PPG

Marchment Year 1: 0.59 PPG
Year 2: 0.57 PPG

Offence obviously isn't everything for these players but it shows that they've become all-around top players for the Marlies and that's a requirement for a promotion.

[herman]

Nick Robertson snor pucken av Jonatan Berggren och gör 5-0 till USA. #WJSS pic.twitter.com/lGQofOgUmC

— . (@antonj85) July 31, 2019

Yoink!

[herman]

22. Semyon Der-Arguchintsev

[Highlander]

Nick Robertson snor pucken av Jonatan Berggren och gör 5-0 till USA. #WJSS pic.twitter.com/lGQofOgUmC

— . (@antonj85) July 31, 2019

Yoink!

Every day, I see more of this kid doing exactly the same thing, robbing guys at the blue line and then shelving it..

[Bullfrog]

22. Semyon Der-Arguchintsev

Interesting. In that article it mentions Sandin is the second youngest player in the Leafs' system after Robertson. I didn't realize he was that young. Almost doubled Liljegren's scoring.

[herman]

Interesting. In that article it mentions Sandin is the second youngest player in the Leafs' system after Robertson. I didn't realize he was that young. Almost doubled Liljegren's scoring.

I think you might have misread that section. Sandin (3/7/00) is the next oldest player after Semyon Der-Arguchintsev (9/15/00). Robertson (9/11/01) is nearly a full year younger than Der-Arguchintsev (4 days short).

In ascending order of age:
Nick Robertson
Mike Koster
Mikhail Abramov
Kalle Loponen
Mikko Kokkonen
Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
Rasmus Sandin
Riley Stotts
Filip Kral
Nick Abruzzese
Timothy Liljegren
Ryan O'Connell
Pontus Holmberg

This https://pick224.com site that Katya linked is super useful for quickly grabbing all the Toronto drafted players not yet in an upper pro-league (NHL, KHL, SEL, Liiga, etc.)

[Bullfrog]

Oh, that's right, thanks. I read it as next oldest after Robertson.

[herman]

Oh, that's right, thanks. I read it as next oldest after Robertson.

It was a bit jumbly, that sentence, so I immediately knew what you were referring to. Sandin had a really good AHL start either way, and he and Liljegren were both very young for AHL defensemen.

[herman]

I pipped into hockeydb for a closer look at Semyon’s season, and while the raw counts are a bit disappointing (nearly the same as last season minus a large chunk of powerplay goals), he still had a good showing relative to his teammates. He ended the year top 10 (6th) on the team in points and was third youngest in that group. The Petes also started a new coaching staff last season and as mentioned in the article, Der-Arguchintsev got a new role on PP after the team lost Korostolev’s snipe show. There were zero 30 goal scorers on the team this year and he managed to post 40 assists anyways.

In the meantime, Nick Robertson stood out on the team with less playing time (injuries). How he fell to late round 2 is a mystery.

[herman]

21. Egor Korshkov

[Coco-puffs]

I pipped into hockeydb for a closer look at Semyon’s season, and while the raw counts are a bit disappointing (nearly the same as last season minus a large chunk of powerplay goals), he still had a good showing relative to his teammates. He ended the year top 10 (6th) on the team in points and was third youngest in that group. The Petes also started a new coaching staff last season and as mentioned in the article, Der-Arguchintsev got a new role on PP after the team lost Korostolev’s snipe show. There were zero 30 goal scorers on the team this year and he managed to post 40 assists anyways.

In the meantime, Nick Robertson stood out on the team with less playing time (injuries). How he fell to late round 2 is a mystery.

5'9"  161 lbs

Its not a mystery given NHL teams history with guys that have the above measurements

[herman]

20. Mikko Kokkonen

This one is intriguing.