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Stanley Cup (1963)

Toronto beat Detroit 4-1 for a second straight Cup and 11th title.

The defending champion Maple Leafs won the 1963 Stanley Cup Final over the Detroit Red Wings, four games to one. It was Toronto's second straight NHL championship and its 11th title overall. The Leafs had beaten the Montreal Canadiens 4–1 in the semifinals.

Quick Facts

Champion: Toronto Maple Leafs
Opponent: Detroit Red Wings
Series result: 4 Games to 3
Head coach: Punch Imlach
Finals mvp (unofficial): Dave Keon
Key goaltender: Johnny Bower

Did You Know?

This victory marked the second of three consecutive Stanley Cup wins for Toronto (1962-1964), a feat they would not repeat until the 2020s.
This was the fourth Stanley Cup won by the franchise under the ownership of Conn Smythe.

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