Honours & Records
18 entries in the Toronto Maple Leafs compendium.
Stanley Cup (1949)Three-Peat Dynasty: Leafs Sweep Rival Red Wings for Unassailable Glory.Stanley Cup (1948)The first of four titles in five years, launching a Leafs dynasty.Stanley Cup (1964)The 12th title of the Original Six dynasty, bridging the gap between the final run of chamStanley Cup (1967)The final chapter of the Original Six era, sealed with a legendary comeback.Stanley Cup (1932)A dominant sweep cementing the Leafs' legacy in their new home during the Great DepressionPrince of Wales TrophyA historic symbol of postseason dominance, once the ultimate prize for the league's playofArt Ross Trophy (Syl Apps)The only Maple Leaf in history to claim the league's top scoring crown.Stanley Cup (1951)Barilko's overtime goal sealed a dynasty and defined an era of Toronto hockey forever.Vezina Trophy (Turk Broda)The iron wall who anchored Toronto's golden age with two Vezina trophies.Stanley Cup (1963)A seven-game thriller in 1963 crowned the Leafs as kings of hockey once more.Conn Smythe Trophy (Dave Keon)The first-ever Conn Smythe winner led the Leafs to glory against all odds.Hart Memorial Trophy (Ace Bailey)Ace Bailey's legacy lives on through the first All-Star Game and a permanently retired jerCalder Memorial Trophy (Dave Keon)The only rookie in history to win the Stanley Cup and the Calder Memorial Trophy.Stanley Cup (1922)Green Before Blue: The St. Patricks’ grittier conquest remains the franchise’s last pre-SmStanley Cup (1942)The first team in history to rally from a 3-0 deficit.Stanley Cup (1945)The final glory of the Original Six era, sealed in a seven-game miracle against Detroit.Stanley Cup (1947)The Leafs end an eleven-year drought to claim the Stanley Cup in a gritty six-game battle.Prince of Wales Trophy (1932)The trophy that crowned the league's consistent kings—before Toronto seized the real prize
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