Toronto Maple Leafs Codexery

Legendary Players

19 entries in the Toronto Maple Leafs compendium.

Legendary Players — Era Chart

Ace Bailey1903Joe Primeau1906Charlie Conacher1909Bill Barilko1910Babe Pratt1916Punch Imlach1918Red Kelly1927Jacques Plante1929Tim Horton1930Frank Mahovlich1938Max Bentley1947Borje Salming1951Doug Gilmour1963Wendel Clark1966Mats Sundin1989
Charlie ConacherThe Big Bomber: Five-time NHL goal-scoring leader and Kid Line legend.Ace BaileyFirst to have his number retired in professional sports.Joe PrimeauGentleman Joe Primeau: Hall of Fame centre of the Kid Line and triple-crown coach.Frank MahovlichThe Big M: six-time Stanley Cup champion and Hockey Hall of Famer.Punch ImlachFour-time Stanley Cup champion with the Toronto Maple LeafsTim HortonMaple Leafs legend and co-founder of Tim HortonsBill BarilkoThe hard-hitting defenceman who scored the most famous goal in Maple Leafs history and vanMats SundinThe first Swedish player to score 500 goals and a two-time Hall of Famer who anchored the Red KellyEight-time Stanley Cup champion and former MP for York West.Felix PotvinThe Cat who backstopped Toronto to the conference finals.Borje SalmingTrailblazing Swedish Sámi defenceman who changed the NHL.Doug GilmourNicknamed 'Killer', Gilmour was a two-time All-Star and Selke Trophy winner who played 20 Busher JacksonThe original Kid Line star who led the NHL in scoring and won the 1932 Stanley Cup with ToBabe PrattThe Hart Trophy-winning defenceman who scored the 1945 Cup winner and returned from suspenMax BentleyA three-time Stanley Cup champion who led the Leafs in scoring and playoffs during their cWendel ClarkWendel Lee Clark (born October 25, 1966) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey playJacques PlanteInnovative goaltender who changed the game with his mask and puck-handling.Pat QuinnPat Quinn: Hall of Fame coach who led teams to two Stanley Cup Finals and Olympic gold.Billy ReayThe ironclad defenseman who built the Leafs' early backbone through player and coaching le
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