The Atlantic Division features this year's No. 1 overall pick, the player that had the best statistical year, and Jon Litterine's top overall NHL prospect. See which is which in Jon Litterine's article.
Is Phil Kessel primed for his first 40-goal season as he plays for a new contract next summer? Either way, the future is looking very bright in Toronto.
Dougie Hamilton is already playing in the NHL, but under Darryl's criteria he still qualifies as a prospect and thus tops our list.
Ryan Suter's departure creates an opening for a top defenseman prospect on the Preds.
Taylor Hall was the first overall draft pick in 2010. RotoWire's Jon Litterine previews this year's draft class to see who might end up on top.