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The maturity and poise in Ben Danford's game has him on a path to one day patrolling the blue line for the Maple Leafs.

Toronto Marlies defenseman Marshall Rifai compared Maple Leafs prospect Ben Danford to former Toronto prospect Fraser Minten due to his humility, mature mindset, and winning habits. Danford, Toronto's 2024 first-round draft pick, made a notable impression after joining the Marlies late last spring, appearing in 16 postseason games to help the team secure the Calder Cup against the Chicago Wolves.
Now embarking on his first full professional campaign as an AHL rookie under head coach Steve Sullivan, Danford is paired with Rifai and focused on consistency, defensive reliability, and penalty killing. Sullivan stated that the organization aims to prioritize Danford's development and repetitions to prepare him for the NHL as soon as possible.
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