Nikolay Goldobin came to Sarnia without a hype train behind him, but the 17-year-old Russian has quickly cemented himself as a big-time NHL prospect for 2014.

The WHL class of 2014 will be headlined by Sam Reinhart, but there are several other players who are on the path to hearing their name called at the NHL Draft.

The Kingston Frontenacs and Windsor Spitfires may not be at the top of the OHL standings, but these two teams are laced with NHL prospects.

Mike Downing headlines Dubuque’s crop of 2013 NHL Draft hopefuls while draft re-entries Peter Quenneville and John Stevens are both making cases of their own.

Aaron Ekblad’s much anticipated OHL debut has come and gone. We’ll take a look at what type of impact the 15-year-old Belle River, Ont. native projects to have in his rookie season with the Barrie Colts.