Toronto Maple Leafs

Founded:	1917	GM:	Brad Treliving
Owned By:	Larry Tanenbaum	Coach:	Craig Berube
Home Rink:	Scotiabank Arena	Captain:	Jonathan Tavares
AHL Affiliate:	Toronto Marlies	ECHL Affiliate:	Newfoundland Growlers

The Toronto Maple Leafs were founded in 1917, and were one of The Original Six clubs. The club has won thirteen Stanley Cup championships, second only to the 24 championships of the Montreal Canadiens. The Maple Leafs history includes two recognized dynasties, from 1947 to 1951; and from 1962 to 1967. Winning their last championship in 1967, the Maple Leafs’ 52-season drought between championships is the longest current drought in the NHL.

Deeper Dive

• The Latest Maple Leafs News at The Hockey Writers
• Current Players, Salaries and Cap Info
• Roger Neilson: Coaching Genius & Innovator
• Maple Leafs’ Top 20 Goal Scorers of All-Time
• Top 10 Offensive Seasons in Maple Leafs History
• Toronto Maple Leafs’ 50-Goal Scorers
• Then and Now: Maple Leafs’ All-Time Centers
• Then and Now: Maple Leafs’ All-Time Right Wingers
• Then and Now: Maple Leafs’ All-Time Left Wingers
• Pro Sports’ First Jersey Retirement – Ace Bailey, 1934
• 4 Best Defensemen in Maple Leafs History
• Hockey’s Lost Boy: The Story of the Maple Leafs’ First Goal Scorer
• Toronto Maple Leafs Franchise Four

2023-24 Season Roster

Forwards	Defensemen	Goaltenders
Auston Matthews	John Klingberg	Matt Murray
John Tavares	T.J. Brodie	Ilya Samsonov
Mitch Marner	Mark Giordano	Martin Jones
William Nylander	Timothy Liljegren
Tyler Bertuzzi	Jake McCabe
Max Domi	Morgan Rielly
Calle Jarnkrok	Conor Timmins
David Kampf	Jake Muzzin
Ryan Reaves	Simon Benoit
Matthew Knies
Pontus Holmberg
Dylan Gambrell
Nicholas Robertson
Alex Steeves
Bobby McMann

Remembering Maple Leafs Glory

It’s been 53 years since the Toronto Maple Leafs and their fans have enjoyed the sights and sounds of a Stanley Cup win – dating all the way back to 1967. In fact, if the Maple Leafs don’t win a Cup by 2030, the team will officially be off of the Stanley Cup and just a team name on a ring resting in the Hockey Hall of Fame – a distant memory. Read more…

The Players

• What Mats Sundin Meant to Toronto Hockey
• Terry Sawchuk – How the Maple Leafs Snagged the Hall of Fame Goalie
• Top 3 Maple Leafs Goalies
• Maple Leafs’ 5 Best Wingers of All Time
• Maple Leafs Forgotten Ones: Glenn Anderson
• Remembering Borje Salming
• Mike Gartner: Remembering a True Hall of fame Career
• Maple Leafs Forgotten Ones: Glen Wesley
• Look Back at the Career of Jimmy Thomson
• Maple Leafs Forgotten Ones: Mikael Renberg
• Bill Barilko, the Tragically Hip, and the Most Famous Goal in Maple Leafs History
• Darryl Sittler: Toronto Maple Leafs Legend

More Toronto Maple Leafs History

• Maple Leafs Draft Picks That Got Away
• Maple Leafs Legendary Goalie Still Sour About 1993 Series
• Maple Leafs’ 5 Most Memorable Debuts
• Worst Toronto Maple Leafs Trades
• Maple Leafs and the Legacy of the Muskoka Five
• Wendel Clark For Mats Sundin: 25 Years Later
• 5 Best Draft Steals in Maple Leafs History
• Maple Leafs 7 Best Tough Guys
• Maple Leafs Top 3 Draft Years

Greatest Teams in History

• 1947-48 Toronto Maple Leafs

Darryl Sittler’s 10-Point Game

Records are made to be broken. But, more than 40 years after Darryl Sittler set the record for most points scored in a single game, it has yet to be matched, much less broken. Sittler’s name literally covered the scoresheet as he piled up six goals and four assists in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 11-4 rout over the Boston Bruins on Feb. 7, 1976, at Maple Leaf Gardens. Read more…

Sources

• Wikipedia