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2. The Maple Leafs have honoured 8 other jerseys but their numbers are still being worn. Those include, Syl Apps, Ted Kennedy, 'Turk' Broda, Johnny Bower, 'King' Clancy, Tim Horton, George Armstrong, and Charlie Conacher.
Bob Probert. The final game was played February 13th 1999 against the Chicago Blackhawks, The same team that opened the Gardens on November 12, 1931. Both games resulted in a loss for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
6. He's spent most of his time in Toronto (85-94, 95-98), but has also played for the Quebec Nordiques (94-95), NY Islanders (95-96), Tampa Bay (98-99), Detroit Red Wings (98-99), and the Chicago Blackhawks (99-00). He also psent 2 season in the WHL (83-85) with Saskatoon Blades.
13. All of these victories were over original six teams. New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Blackhawks, and Montreal Canadians.
1927. On February 14th, the Toronto St. Patricks evolved into the Maple Leafs.
| Which president of the Maple Leafs is well known for the award named after him? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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New Jersey Devils. Leafs were favored.
Ottawa Sentators. Games against Ottawa in that year included injuries to Mats Sundin, Danny Markov, 2 to Yanick Pearreault (including a broken arm, at the hands of Tom Barasso as a Pittsburg Penguin, and knee injury that has taken him out for 6 months.) Nik Antropov, and the ever serious Bryan Berard (potentially career ending eye injury).
| How many Toronto Maple Leafs players are in the Hockey Hall of Fame, ending with the 2001 season? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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34. Red Horner, George Armstrong, and Johnny Bower, are some of the notables.
3. The Arenas (1917-19), The St.Patricks (1919-1926), and The Leafs (from 1926). The Toronto Blueshirts played in the NHA from 1912-1917 and then folded (it is not the same franchise).
| Who was the head coach of The St. John's Maple Leafs (Farm Team) in of 1999? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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Al MacAdam. Al was named the fourth coach of the team.
| When was the last time in the 20th century that the Toronto Maple Leafs had the chance to go to the Stanley Cup finals to face the Montreal Canadians? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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1992-1993. The Los Angeles Kings defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in a heartbreaker to face the Canadians in the finals that year.
February 13th, 1999. It was against The Chicago Blackhawks. It became the last of the 'original six' arenas in the NHL to stop being used for NHL games.
| What team was the second last to play at Maple Leaf Gardens, and second to play at Air Canada Centre? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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Andy Frost. Andy Frost is the new greeter.
| When Toronto beat Montreal to win the Stanley Cup in 1967, it was the ______ time the Franchise had won the Cup? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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13th. The first win by the franchise was in 1917 as The Arena, then 1922 as St. Pats, 1932 as The Leafs, then came 1942, 1945, three consecutive wins in 1947-48-49, 1951, another three in a row 1962-63-64, and 1967 was their 13th.
| In the playoffs, who is the highest scoring defenseman for Toronto ending with the 2001 season? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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Borje Salming. Salming had 49 points in the playoffs as a Leaf.
| How many times have the Toronto Maple Leafs lost in the Stanley Cup Finals in the 20th Century? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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8. The last loss was in 1962-1963 season.
| Which former Toronto Maple Leaf goaltender had the most points in a game in the 20th century for a goalie? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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Jeff Reese. Jeff had 3 assists in one game.
| Who did the Toronto Maple Leafs pick in the first round at the 1986 Entry Draft? | Toronto Maple Leafs
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Vincent Damphousse . He also played for the Sharks.
Conn Symthe. Named after the great builder of Maple Leaf Gardens.
Doug Gilmour. He won the award in 1993.
Todd Warriner. Todd Warriner's greatest achievement. This happened on 20th February 1999, as the Leafs beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in overtime.
Bashin Bill. Also called Dumb Dumb, he played 5 seasons for Toronto 252 games 26 goals 36 assists 62 points from 1946-47 to 1950-51.
Handy Andy. He plaayed for 17 seasons with New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Detroit Redwings and Pittsburgh. 1069 games 349 goals 624 assists 973 points.
Chief. The former Captain of the Leafs he played 1187 games: 296 goals and 417 assists for 713 points, from 1949-50 to 1970-71.
The Beast. Also called 'Worm' and 'Ernie', he played from 1986-87 to 1989-90 for Toronto demoted to Newmarket Saints, and played 6 more games for Toronto in 1990-91 before being traded to Detroit.
Nick the Stick. Also called 'Stick' he played 6 seasons for Toronto, Calgary and Dallas for a total of 162 games, 49 goals, 74 assists, and 123 points.
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