Toronto Maple Leafs: Checking in with Each of the Leafs' 2012 Draftees By (Correspondent) on November 7, 2012 We're approaching the middle the of November, and while there may not be NHL hockey to satisfy the hunger of most fans, AHL hockey is well underway, and the junior leagues are well into their seasons as well. The 18-year-old defenseman has already tallied 20 points in 19 games and has a plus-one player rating for the Moose Jaw Warriors. While Rielly will still need to show he can make the jump to the professional level and succeed in the next few years, things are looking good at the moment for the fifth overall pick of the draft. Matt Finn Jamie Sabau/Getty Images At 35th overall, many consider Matt Finn to have been a steal for the Leafs. Expected to go in the top 25, Finn was snatched up by Brian Burke and his draft team in the second round. Finn, who is actually from Toronto, has been putting together a nice season for the 11-6-1 Guelph Storm of the OHL. Through his first 18 games, Finn has tallied 15 points and, like Morgan Rielly, has a plus-one player rating. Considering that Finn is billed more as a defensive defenseman, his offensive output has been a fairly nice surprise. His player rating may not be the most impressive number, but the fact that Guelph has played multiple games against teams like the Owen Sound attack (who are currently 12-2-3) and the London