Leafs prospect tips his hand and reveals where he'll play next season

"I don't think there's a specific area that's gotten a ton better," said Minten when asked about any improvements he's made at Leafs development camp this week. "I don't think I got a ton stronger or bigger. We played a lot of hockey this year so there wasn't much gym time. But I think with being on the ice so much, you get more comfortable skating, you just improve your skills, get more comfortable with little battles. So, I think I got better at just a bit of everything."

With Minten being a year older and a little bit bigger, he has also set some big goals for himself with Kamloops this season.

"Come here (Toronto) for training camp and have another good camp here. And then dominate the WHL next year, that's my goal. Go back and hopefully be a leader on my team, show everyone the ropes, and have a really good year there."

Minten has already been impressive through three days of development camp and will look to carry over his performance into training camp in September. If you're curious to see the Leafs prospects on the ice at development camp, the Maple Leafs will be streaming Saturday's camp-closing scrimmage game on their official website.