Maple Leafs in danger of losing talented WHL prospect Brandon Lisowsky

From Fraser Minten to Nick Robertson to Easton Cowan, the Maple Leafs prospect pool is full of talented players that are expected to contribute at the NHL, but unfortunately not all prospects are seen in that manner. According to a report from Cap Friendly, Saskatoon Blades winger Brandon Lisowsky may be seen in that way, as his exclusive rights are reportedly up on June 1st, with little indication the Maple Leafs will be doing anything to change that.

With 80 goals in his last 133 games in the WHL, Lisowsky certainly has the talent, but with his smaller stature standing at 5-foot-9, there's questions over his future at the next level. What can't be denied is his talent however, but with his exclusive rights being up if not signed by this weekend, the Maple Leafs may lose one of their most intriguing names.

Leaving it this late isn't a great sign for the Maple Leafs, but given his consistent rise in production, if they can find a way to develop a former seventh-round pick, it could be a huge bonus for this team moving forward, whether they see him as a future NHLer or a piece to use in a big time trade.