Honours & Records
21 entries in the Toronto Maple Leafs compendium.
Stanley Cup (1949)The 1949 Stanley Cup Final: Toronto sweeps Detroit for a historic three-peat.Stanley Cup (1948)The 1948 Cup was the second consecutive title for the Maple Leafs, following their 1947 championship.Stanley Cup (1967)The 1967 Stanley Cup Final: Toronto's last championship and the end of the Original Six era.Prince of Wales TrophyA trophy with a shifting purpose: from NHL playoff champion to regular season champion to conference playoff…Stanley Cup (1951)A 4-1 Final win over Montreal in which every game went to overtime.Vezina Trophy (Turk Broda)The iron wall who anchored Toronto's golden age with two Vezina trophies.Stanley Cup (1963)Toronto beat Detroit 4-1 for a second straight Cup and 11th title.Conn Smythe Trophy (Dave Keon)Keon won the 1967 Conn Smythe, the only Maple Leaf to do so.Calder Memorial Trophy (Dave Keon)Keon was the NHL's top rookie of 1960-61.Stanley Cup (1922)Green Before Blue: The St. Patricks’ grittier conquest remains the franchise’s last pre-Smythe title.Stanley Cup (1942)The first team in history to rally from a 3-0 deficit.Stanley Cup (1947)Toronto beat the defending champion Canadiens four games to two.Prince of Wales Trophy (1932)The trophy that crowned the league's consistent kings—before Toronto seized the real prize in 1932.George Armstrong Games Played Record1,188 games, all for Toronto: the franchise record.Ted Kennedy Stanley CupsWith Turk Broda, the first player to win five Stanley Cups.Red Kelly Lady Byng TrophyRed Kelly's 1952 Lady Byng victory stands as a unique testament to skillful, clean play on defence.Borje Salming Defense Points RecordThe Swedish Sensation who broke defensive scoring records and transformed the Leafs' blue line.Darryl Sittler Single Game RecordTen points in one game, an NHL record since 1976.Frank Mahovlich Goal ScoringThe Big M brought power, grit, and legendary goals to the Toronto Maple Leafs' storied legacy.Johnny Bower Shutout RecordThe goaltender nicknamed "The China Wall", a four-time Stanley Cup winner with Toronto.1945 Stanley Cup ChampionshipToronto beat Detroit in seven games after leading the series 3-0.
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