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2018-19 MAPLE LEAFS

Regular Record: 46-26-7, 99 points as of April 1 Clinched 68th all-time playoff appearance with a 2-1 victory over the Islanders

PLAYOFF QUICK HITS Playoff History All-Time Playoff Appearance: 68th Consecutive Playoff Appearances: 3 Most Recent Playoff Appearance: 2018 (FR: 4-3 L vs. BOS) All-Time Playoff Record: 259-281-4 (58-54 in 112 series)

Playoff Records Game 7s: 12-11 (7-1 at home, 5-10 on road) : 58-56-1 (38-33-1 at home, 20-23-0 on road) Facing Elimination: 53-55-1 (36-29-0 at home, 17-26-1 on road) Potential Series-Clinching Games: 56-41-1 (35-14-0 at home, 21-27-1 on road)

Stanley Cup Final Final Appearances: 21 Stanley Cups: 13 (1918, 1922, 1932, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1967)

Links Stanley Cup Champions Playoff Skater Records All-Time Playoff Formats Playoff Records All-Time Playoff Standings Playoff Team Records

Toronto Maple Leafs: Year-by-Year Record ( at bottom) : All-Time Record vs. Opponents (playoffs at bottom)

LOOKING AHEAD: 2019 Team Notes * Toronto is making its third consecutive postseason appearance, a first since a run of six straight playoff berths from 1998-99 to 2003-04. After nearly 40 years between playoff matchups, the Maple Leafs will face the rival Bruins for the third time in their past four trips to the postseason (also 2013 CQF, 2018 FR).

* The Maple Leafs aim to win a playoff series for the first time in 15 years. Their last series victory came in the 2004 Conference Quarterfinals against the Senators, with scoring twice and making 36 saves in a Game 7 win. Only one player from that game remains in the NHL: current Bruins Zdeno Chara notched one assist over 24:21 of ice time for the Senators (at age 27). Canadiens , whose father notched an assist on Toronto’s opening in Game 7, was nine years old at the time.

* The Maple Leafs have played six Game 7s over their past six playoff appearances dating to 2002, contesting five of those in the opening round: 2002 CQF vs. NYI (W), 2002 CSF vs. OTT (W), 2003 CQF vs. PHI (L), 2004 CQF vs. OTT (W), 2013 CQF vs. BOS (L) and 2018 FR vs. BOS (L).

* Toronto last won the opening game of a playoff series in the 2003 Conference Quarterfinals, defeating Philadelphia 5-3 on the strength of a three-goal performance by – the last playoff hat trick by a Maple Leafs player (and one of 20 in franchise history).

* Mogilny’s hat trick is one of four ever by a Toronto player in the opening game of a Stanley Cup Playoffs series. Harry Meeking scored three goals in the franchise’s first-ever NHL playoff game (Game 1 of 1918 NHL Final vs. MTL), followed by (Game 1 of 1932 Stanley Cup Final at NYR) and George Ferguson (Game 1 of 1978 Preliminary Round vs. LAK).

* Three series in NHL history have seen five games require overtime, with Toronto involved in two of them. The Maple Leafs and Canadiens set the NHL record during the 1951 Stanley Cup Final, playing past regulation in each of their five games (with Toronto winning the series 4-1 to claim their ninth Cup). The Coyotes and Blackhawks matched the record during the 2012 Western Conference Quarterfinals (4- 2 PHX W), as did the Capitals and Maple Leafs in the 2017 First Round (4-2 WSH W).

* The Maple Leafs are one of nine teams in Stanley Cup Playoffs history to at least force a Game 7 after facing a 3-0 series deficit, and one of four to eventually win the series.

* The 1942 Maple Leafs were the first to win a best-of-seven series after losing the first three games, rallying to defeat the Red Wings in the Stanley Cup Final. The others to accomplish the feat: the 1975 Islanders (QF vs. PIT), 2010 Flyers (CSF vs. BOS) and 2014 Kings (FR vs. SJS).

Player Notes * Patrick Marleau, who ranks fifth all-time with 1,654 regular-season games played, is in search of his first Stanley Cup while skating in his 21st NHL season. He can join (1,612 GP) and (1,597 GP) as the third player to win his first Stanley Cup after skating in 1,500 or more regular-season games.

* Marleau leads all active NHL players with 184 career postseason games, tied with Maple Leafs President & Alternate Governor and Bobby Smith for 28th place in Stanley Cup Playoffs history.

* Marleau (72-53—125), who leads all active players in career playoff goals, needs one to tie (73) for 13th place in NHL history. He also is tied for fifth in Stanley Cup Playoffs history in overtime goals (4), tied for ninth in game-winning goals (16) and ranks third among active NHL players in career playoff points behind (66-199—185) and Evgeni Malkin (62-103—165).

* Marleau (4-4—8 in OT) is one of eight players with eight or more career overtime points in the postseason. The others: (8-6—14), (3-6—9), Oates (1-8—9), Patrick Kane (5- 3—8), (4-4—8), (3-5—8) and (2-6—8).

* In-season acquisition Jake Muzzin ranks second on the Maple Leafs with 50 playoff games to his name, just ahead of Ron Hainsey (32 GP). They are the only Cup winners on the team’s active roster (Muzzin: 2014 LAK and Hainsey: 2017 PIT).

* Though he played only five playoff games with the 2016 Ducks, (.947 SV%) matched the eighth-highest percentage in a playoff year (min. 5 GP), allowing only seven goals on 132 shots against the Predators.

* Mitchell Marner (3-10—13 in 13 GP), who led the team with 2-7—9 in the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs, is averaging a per game in the postseason. Among players to make their postseason debut with Toronto, only four others have averaged at least a point per game through 13 contests: , Thomas, Gerry Ehman and .

* is headed to the postseason for the 14th time in his career, tying for the most among active head coaches. Only six head coaches in League history have made more appearances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs: (28), (24), (18) (16), (15) and (15).

* Babcock (87-70 in 157 GP) leads active head coaches in career playoff wins, two back of tying (89-37 in 126 GP) and (89-81 in 170 GP). Babcock (15-12 in 27 series) also shares 14th place in series victories, second among active head coaches behind Hitchcock (16-13 in 29 series).

IN REVIEW: 2018-19 REGULAR SEASON Team Notes * The Maple Leafs are within reach of hitting the 100-point mark in consecutive seasons for the first time in franchise history. It would mark the fifth 100-point campaign in club history.

* With one road game remaining, the Maple Leafs (23-12-5 on road) need one victory as visitors to establish a single-season franchise record for road wins (also 23-10-8 in 2003-04).

* The Maple Leafs rank tied for third in the NHL with 279 goals this season, including 200 goals at 5-on-5. Toronto also paces all clubs with a .973 winning percentage when leading after two periods.

* Toronto has recorded seven multi-goal comeback wins this season, trailing only (9), Tampa Bay (9) and Philadelphia (8).

* The Maple Leafs reached the 40-win mark in just their 65th game, the fewest in franchise history ahead of 1950-51 (69 GP) and 2017-18 (69 GP).

Player Notes * (46-41—87 in 79 GP) is in the midst of the best season of his career, setting career highs in goals and points. Tavares surpassed (42 G in 1987-88) for the most goals by a player in his first season with Toronto. The only player to score more goals than Tavares in his first full season with Toronto is Dave Andreychuk, who tallied 53 goals in 1993-94 after joining the team part way through the 1992-93 campaign.

* Mitchell Marner (25-67—92 in 79 GP) became the youngest player in Maple Leafs history to record 90 points in a season and first to hit the benchmark for Toronto in 22 years, following (41-53— 94 in 1996-97). Marner’s 67 assists this season are the most by a Toronto player in 25 years and are the fourth-most in franchise history.

* (20-50—70 in 79 GP) became the third defenseman in Maple Leafs franchise history – and first in 39 years – to record at least 70 points in a season, joining Borje Salming (1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79 and 1979-80) and Ian Turnbull (1976-77).

* The third defenseman in club history to score 20 goals in a season, Rielly can become the first Toronto player in the NHL’s expansion era (since 1967-68) to conclude a season leading all blueliners in goals.

* Rielly also joined Salming (5x), Turnbull (2x) and Tomas Kaberle (2005-06) as the only blueliners in franchise history to collect 50 assists in a season.

* became the fastest Maple Leafs player in the League’s modern era (since 1943-44) to hit both the 100-goal and 200-point marks, requiring the third-fewest games in franchise history to reach both milestones.

* Matthews also became the first Maple Leafs player to score at least 30 goals in each of his first three NHL campaigns and also joined Marner – who hit the 200-point mark on Feb. 23 – as the only players in franchise history to begin their careers with three consecutive 60-point seasons.

GAME-BY-GAME RECORD IN BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES Overall Record Home Record Road Record Game 1 32-44 (.421) 18-10 (.643) 14-34 (.292) Game 2 40-35-1 (.526) 17-19-1 (.630) 23-26 (.469) Game 3 30-46 (.395) 21-27 (.438) 9-19 (.321) Game 4 33-43 (.434) 20-29 (.408) 13-14 (.481) Game 5 32-32 (.500) 19-6 (.760) 13-26 (.333) Game 6 26-22 (.542) 16-16 (.500) 10-6 (.625) Game 7 12-11 (.522) 7-1 (.875) 5-10 (.333) *Game March 31, 1951 called after one overtime period due to curfew, ending as a 1-1 T

PLAYOFF SITUATIONS, BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES Overall Series Record Starting at Home Starting on Road Lead 1-0 19-13 (.594) 14-4 (.777) 5-9 (.357) Lead 2-0 15-3 (.833) 10-0 (1.000) 5-3 (.625) Lead 3-0 6-0 (1.000) 3-0 (1.000) 3-0 (1.000)

Trail 1-0 17-28 (.377) 9-2 (.818) 8-26 (.235) Trail 2-0 4-17 (.190) 1-0 (1.000) 3-17 (.150) Trail 3-0 1-11 (.083) 1-0 (1.000) 0-11 (0.000)

Tied 1-1 16-21 (.432) 11-6 (.647) 5-15 (.250) Tied 2-2 20-16 (.551) 13-2 (.866) 7-14 (.333) Tied 3-3 12-11 (.522) 7-1 (.875) 5-10 (.333)

Lead 2-1 18-9 (.666) 13-0 (1.000) 5-9 (.357) Lead 3-1 11-1 (.917) 7-0 (1.000) 4-1 (.800)

Trail 2-1 10-21 (.323) 5-6 (.455) 5-15 (.250) Trail 3-1 1-15 (.063) 1-4 (.200) 0-11 (.000)

Lead 3-2 19-5 (.792) 11-1 (.916) 8-4 (.666)

Trail 3-2 6-17 (.261) 4-2 (.666) 2-15 (.118)

SERIES RECORD BY TYPE Series Record Total Series Best-of-7 35-41 76 Best-of-5 7-8 15 Best-of-3 10-2 12 Total-Goals 6-3 9 Overall 58-54 112

GAME 7 HISTORY Date Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/25/2018 R1 BOS 4-7 L Frederik Andersen — 5/13/2013 CQF BOS 4-5 L OT — 4/20/2004 CQF OTT 4-1 W Ed Belfour Joe Nieuwendyk 4/22/2003 CQF PHI 1-6 L Ed Belfour — 5/14/2002 CSF OTT 3-0 W Alexander Mogilny 4/30/2002 CQF NYI 4-2 W Curtis Joseph Travis Green 5/9/2001 CSF NJD 1-5 L Curtis Joseph — 5/19/1995 CQF CHI 2-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/14/1994 CSF SJS 4-2 W Felix Potvin Mark Osborne 5/29/1993 CF LAK 4-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/15/1993 DF STL 6-0 W Felix Potvin Dave Andreychuk 5/1/1993 DSF DET 4-3 W OT Felix Potvin Nikolai Borschevsky 5/3/1987 DF DET 0-3 L — 4/30/1986 DF STL 1-2 L Ken Wregget — 4/29/1978 QF NYI 2-1 W OT Lanny McDonald 4/25/1976 QF PHI 3-7 L Wayne Thomas — 4/25/1964 SCF DET 4-0 W Andy Bathgate 4/9/1964 SF MTL 3-1 W Johnny Bower 4/7/1959 SF BOS 3-2 W Johnny Bower Gerry Ehman 4/9/1950 SF DET 0-1 L OT — 4/22/1945 SCF DET 2-1 W Frank McCool 4/18/1942 SCF DET 3-1 W Turk Broda Pete Langelle 4/3/1941 SF BOS 1-2 L Turk Broda — ^Home games in bold

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 1/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/25/2018 7 R1 BOS 4-7 L Frederik Andersen — 5/13/2013 7 CQF BOS 4-5 L OT James Reimer — 4/20/2004 7 CQF OTT 4-1 W Ed Belfour Joe Nieuwendyk 4/18/2004 6 CQF OTT 1-2 L 2OT Ed Belfour — 4/22/2003 7 CQF PHI 1-6 L Ed Belfour — 5/14/2002 7 CSF OTT 3-0 W Curtis Joseph Alexander Mogilny 4/30/2002 7 CQF NYI 4-2 W Curtis Joseph Travis Green 4/28/2002 6 CQF NYI 3-5 L Curtis Joseph — 5/9/2001 7 CSF NJD 1-5 L Curtis Joseph — 5/7/2001 6 CSF NJD 2-4 L Curtis Joseph — 4/18/2001 4 CQF OTT 3-1 W Curtis Joseph Yanic Perreault 4/24/2000 6 CQF OTT 4-2 W Curtis Joseph Sergei Berezin 5/17/1999 6 CSF PIT 4-3 W OT Curtis Joseph Garry Valk 5/2/1999 6 CQF PHI 1-0 W Curtis Joseph Sergei Berezin 5/19/1995 7 CQF CHI 2-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/14/1994 7 CSF SJS 4-2 W Felix Potvin Mark Osborne 4/28/1994 6 CQF CHI 1-0 W Felix Potvin Mike Gartner 5/29/1993 7 CF LAK 4-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/27/1993 6 CF LAK 4-5 L OT Felix Potvin — 5/15/1993 7 DF STL 6-0 W Felix Potvin Dave Andreychuk 5/13/1993 6 DF STL 1-2 L Felix Potvin — 5/1/1993 7 DSF DET 4-3 W OT Felix Potvin Nikolai Borschevsky 4/29/1993 6 DSF DET 3-7 L Felix Potvin — 5/3/1987 7 DF DET 0-3 L Ken Wregget — 5/1/1987 6 DF DET 2-4 L Ken Wregget — 4/29/1987 5 DF DET 0-3 L Ken Wregget — 4/16/1987 6 DSF STL 4-0 W Ken Wregget Brad Smith 4/30/1986 7 DF STL 1-2 L Ken Wregget — 4/12/1986 3 DSF CHI 7-2 W Ken Wregget Tom Fergus 4/12/1979 2 PRLM AFM 7-4 W Mike Palmateer 4/29/1978 7 QF NYI 2-1 W OT Mike Palmateer Lanny McDonald 4/13/1978 2 PRLM LAK 4-0 W Mike Palmateer 4/9/1977 3 PRLM PIT 5-2 W Mike Palmateer Lanny McDonald 4/7/1977 2 PRLM PIT 4-6 L Wayne Thomas — 4/25/1976 7 QF PHI 3-7 L Wayne Thomas — 4/9/1976 3 PRLM PIT 4-0 W Wayne Thomas Jim McKenny 4/8/1976 2 PRLM PIT 0-2 L Wayne Thomas — 4/11/1975 3 PRLM LAK 2-1 W Gord McRae Inge Hammarstrom 5/2/1967 6 SCF MTL 3-1 W Jim Pappin 4/18/1967 6 SF CHI 3-1 W Terry Sawchuk Brian Conacher 4/25/1964 7 SCF DET 4-0 W Johnny Bower Andy Bathgate 4/9/1964 7 SF MTL 3-1 W Johnny Bower Dave Keon 4/18/1963 5 SCF DET 3-1 W Johnny Bower 4/4/1963 5 PRLM MTL 5-0 W Johnny Bower Dave Keon 4/2/1963 4 PRLM MTL 1-3 L Johnny Bower — 4/22/1962 6 SCF CHI 2-1 W Dick Duff 4/7/1962 6 SF NYR 7-1 W Johnny Bower 4/3/1960 6 SF DET 4-2 W Johnny Bower 4/7/1959 7 SF BOS 3-2 W Johnny Bower Gerry Ehman

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 2/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/4/1959 6 SF BOS 4-5 L Johnny Bower — 4/21/1951 5 SCF MTL 3-2 W OT 4/8/1951 6 SF BOS 6-0 W Turk Broda 4/9/1950 7 SF DET 0-1 L OT Turk Broda — 4/8/1950 6 SF DET 0-4 L Turk Broda — 4/16/1949 4 SCF DET 3-1 W Turk Broda 3/30/1949 5 SF BOS 3-2 W Turk Broda 4/14/1948 4 SCF DET 7-2 W Turk Broda Harry Watson 4/3/1948 5 SF BOS 3-2 W Turk Broda Ted Kennedy 4/1/1948 4 SF BOS 2-3 L Turk Broda — 4/19/1947 6 SCF MTL 2-1 W Turk Broda Ted Kennedy 4/17/1947 5 SCF MTL 1-3 L Turk Broda — 4/5/1947 5 PRLM DET 6-1 W Turk Broda 4/22/1945 7 SCF DET 2-1 W Frank McCool Babe Pratt 4/21/1945 6 SCF DET 0-1 L OT Frank McCool — 4/19/1945 5 SCF DET 0-2 L Frank McCool — 4/14/1945 4 SCF DET 3-5 L Frank McCool — 3/31/1945 6 SF MTL 3-2 W Frank McCool 3/29/1945 5 SF MTL 3-10 L Frank McCool — 4/18/1942 7 SCF DET 3-1 W Turk Broda Pete Langelle 3/31/1942 6 SF NYR 3-2 W Turk Broda 3/29/1942 5 SF NYR 1-3 L Turk Broda — 4/3/1941 7 SF BOS 1-2 L Turk Broda — 4/1/1941 6 SF BOS 1-2 L Turk Broda — 3/28/1940 2 SF DET 3-1 W Turk Broda Hank Goldup 3/21/1940 2 QF CHI 2-1 W Turk Broda Hank Goldup 4/1/1939 3 SF DET 5-4 W OT Turk Broda Gordie Drillon 3/30/1939 2 SF DET 1-3 L Turk Broda — 3/23/1939 2 QF NYA 2-0 W Turk Broda Gordie Drillon 3/29/1938 3 SF BOS 3-2 W OT Turk Broda Gordie Drillon 4/2/1936 3 SF NYA 3-1 W 3/31/1936 2 SF NYA 0-1 L George Hainsworth — 3/26/1936 2 QF BOS 8-3 W George Hainsworth 3/30/1935 4 SF BOS 2-1 W OT George Hainsworth Pep Kelly 3/30/1934 5 SF DET 0-1 L George Hainsworth — 4/3/1933 5 SF BOS 1-0 W 6OT 4/9/1932 3 SCF NYR 6-4 W Lorne Chabot 4/2/1932 2 SF MMR 3-2 W OT Lorne Chabot Bob Gracie 3/29/1932 2 QF CHI 6-1 W Lorne Chabot Charlie Conacher 3/26/1931 2 QF CHI 1-2 L OT Lorne Chabot — 3/26/1929 2 SF NYR 1-2 L OT Lorne Chabot — 3/21/1929 2 QF DCG 4-1 W Lorne Chabot Eric Pettinger 3/13/1925 2† NHLSF MTL 0-2 L — 3/28/1922 5† SCF VMI 5-1 W John Ross Roach 3/13/1922 2† NHLF SEN 0-0 T John Ross Roach — 3/14/1921 2† NHLF SEN 0-2 L Jake Forbes — 3/30/1918 5* SCF VMI 2-1 W Corb Denneny 3/28/1918 4* SCF VMI 1-8 L Hap Holmes —

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 3/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 3/13/1918 2* NHLF MTL 3-4 L Hap Holmes — ^Home games in bold †Denotes games played as Toronto St. Patricks (1920 to 1927) *Denotes games played as (1918 to 1919) ^Italics denote game tied or lost, but total-goals series won

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 1/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/25/2018 7 R1 BOS 4-7 L Frederik Andersen — 4/23/2018 6 R1 BOS 3-1 W Frederik Andersen Mitchell Marner 4/21/2018 5 R1 BOS 4-3 W Frederik Andersen 4/23/2017 6 R1 WSH 1-2 L OT Frederik Andersen — 5/13/2013 7 CQF BOS 4-5 L OT James Reimer — 5/12/2013 6 CQF BOS 2-1 W James Reimer Phil Kessel 5/10/2013 5 CQF BOS 2-1 W James Reimer Clarke MacArthur 5/4/2004 6 CSF PHI 2-3 L OT Ed Belfour — 4/20/2004 7 CQF OTT 4-1 W Ed Belfour Joe Nieuwendyk 4/22/2003 7 CQF PHI 1-6 L Ed Belfour — 4/21/2003 6 CQF PHI 2-1 W 2OT Ed Belfour Travis Green 5/28/2002 6 CF CAR 1-2 L OT Curtis Joseph — 5/25/2002 5 CF CAR 1-0 W Curtis Joseph 5/14/2002 7 CSF OTT 3-0 W Curtis Joseph Alexander Mogilny 5/12/2002 6 CSF OTT 4-3 W Curtis Joseph Alexander Mogilny 4/30/2002 7 CQF NYI 4-2 W Curtis Joseph Travis Green 5/9/2001 7 CSF NJD 1-5 L Curtis Joseph — 5/8/2000 6 CSF NJD 0-3 L Curtis Joseph — 5/31/1999 5 CF BUF 2-4 L Curtis Joseph — 4/27/1996 6 CQF STL 1-2 L Felix Potvin — 4/25/1996 5 CQF STL 5-4 W OT Felix Potvin Mike Gartner 5/19/1995 7 CQF CHI 2-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/17/1995 6 CQF CHI 5-4 W OT Felix Potvin Randy Wood 5/24/1994 5 CF VAN 3-4 L 2OT Felix Potvin — 5/14/1994 7 CSF SJS 4-2 W Felix Potvin Mark Osborne 5/12/1994 6 CSF SJS 3-2 W OT Felix Potvin Mike Gartner 5/29/1993 7 CF LAK 4-5 L Felix Potvin — 5/15/1993 7 DF STL 6-0 W Felix Potvin Dave Andreychuk 5/1/1993 7 DSF DET 4-3 W OT Felix Potvin Nikolai Borschevsky 4/12/1990 5 DSF STL 3-4 L — 4/10/1990 4 DSF STL 4-2 W Jeff Reese Dave Hannan 4/14/1988 6 DSF DET 3-5 L — 4/12/1988 5 DSF DET 6-5 W OT Allan Bester Eddie Olczyk 5/3/1987 7 DF DET 0-3 L Ken Wregget — 4/30/1986 7 DF STL 1-2 L Ken Wregget — 4/28/1986 6 DF STL 5-3 W Ken Wregget Walt Poddubny 4/10/1983 4 DSF MNS 4-5 L OT Mike Palmateer — 4/9/1983 3 DSF MNS 6-3 W Mike Palmateer Walt Poddubny 4/11/1981 3 PRLM NYI 1-6 L Jiri Crha — 4/11/1980 3 PRLM MNS 3-4 L OT Jiri Crha — 4/22/1979 4 QF MTL 4-5 L OT Paul Harrison — 5/9/1978 4 SF MTL 0-2 L Mike Palmateer — 4/29/1978 7 QF NYI 2-1 W OT Mike Palmateer Lanny McDonald 4/27/1978 6 QF NYI 5-2 W Mike Palmateer Lanny McDonald 4/21/1977 6 QF PHI 3-4 L Wayne Thomas — 4/9/1977 3 PRLM PIT 5-2 W Mike Palmateer Lanny McDonald 4/25/1976 7 QF PHI 3-7 L Wayne Thomas — 4/22/1976 6 QF PHI 8-5 W Wayne Thomas 4/9/1976 3 PRLM PIT 4-0 W Wayne Thomas Jim McKenny

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 2/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/19/1975 4 QF PHI 3-4 L OT Gord McRae — 4/11/1975 3 PRLM LAK 2-1 W Gord McRae Inge Hammarstrom 4/10/1975 2 PRLM LAK 3-2 W OT Gord McRae Blaine Stoughton 4/14/1974 4 QF BOS 3-4 L OT — 4/11/1972 5 QF BOS 2-3 L — 4/15/1971 6 QF NYR 1-2 L OT — 4/6/1969 4 QF BOS 2-3 L Johnny Bower — 4/14/1966 4 SF MTL 1-4 L Johnny Bower — 4/13/1965 6 SF MTL 3-4 L OT Johnny Bower — 4/25/1964 7 SCF DET 4-0 W Johnny Bower Andy Bathgate 4/23/1964 6 SCF DET 4-3 W OT Johnny Bower Bob Baun 4/9/1964 7 SF MTL 3-1 W Johnny Bower Dave Keon 4/7/1964 6 SF MTL 3-0 W Johnny Bower Don McKenney 4/1/1961 5 SF DET 2-3 L Johnny Bower — 4/14/1960 4 SCF MTL 0-4 L Johnny Bower — 4/18/1959 5 SCF MTL 3-5 L Johnny Bower — 4/7/1959 7 SF BOS 3-2 W Johnny Bower Gerry Ehman 3/29/1956 5 SF DET 1-3 L Harry Lumley — 3/27/1956 4 SF DET 2-0 W Harry Lumley Billy Harris 3/29/1955 4 SF DET 0-3 L Harry Lumley — 4/1/1954 5 SF DET 3-4 L 2OT Harry Lumley — 4/1/1952 4 SF DET 1-3 L Al Rollins — 4/9/1950 7 SF DET 0-1 L OT Turk Broda — 4/22/1945 7 SCF DET 2-1 W Frank McCool Babe Pratt 3/30/1944 5 SF MTL 0-11 L Paul Bibeault — 3/30/1943 6 SF DET 2-3 L OT Turk Broda — 4/18/1942 7 SCF DET 3-1 W Turk Broda Pete Langelle 4/16/1942 6 SCF DET 3-0 W Turk Broda 4/14/1942 5 SCF DET 9-3 W Turk Broda 4/12/1942 4 SCF DET 4-3 W Turk Broda Nick Metz 4/3/1941 7 SF BOS 1-2 L Turk Broda — 4/13/1940 6 SCF NYR 2-3 L OT Turk Broda — 4/16/1939 5 SCF BOS 1-3 L Turk Broda — 4/1/1939 3 QF DET 5-4 W OT Turk Broda Gordie Drillon 4/12/1938 4 SCF CHI 1-4 L Turk Broda — 3/25/1937 2 QF NYR 1-2 L OT Turk Broda — 4/11/1936 4 SCF DET 2-3 L George Hainsworth — 4/9/1936 3 SCF DET 4-3 W OT George Hainsworth Buzz Boll 4/2/1936 3 QF NYA 3-1 W George Hainsworth Bill Thoms 3/26/1936 2 QF BOS 8-3 W George Hainsworth Charlie Conacher 4/9/1935 3 SCF MMR 1-4 L George Hainsworth — 3/30/1934 5 SF DET 0-1 L George Hainsworth — 3/28/1934 4 SF DET 5-1 W George Hainsworth Charlie Conacher 3/26/1934 3 SF DET 3-1 W George Hainsworth Ken Doraty 4/13/1933 4 SCF NYR 0-1 L OT Lorne Chabot — 4/11/1933 3 SCF NYR 3-2 W Lorne Chabot 4/3/1933 5 SF BOS 1-0 W 6OT Lorne Chabot Ken Doraty 4/1/1933 4 SF BOS 5-3 W Lorne Chabot Charlie Conacher 4/2/1932 2 QF MMR 3-2 W OT Lorne Chabot Bob Gracie

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 3/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 3/29/1932 2 QF CHI 6-1 W Lorne Chabot Charlie Conacher 3/26/1931 2 QF CHI 1-2 L OT Lorne Chabot — 3/26/1929 2 QF NYR 1-2 L OT Lorne Chabot — 3/21/1929 2 QF DCG 4-1 W Lorne Chabot Eric Pettinger 3/13/1925 2† NHLF MTL 0-2 L John Ross Roach — 3/28/1922 5† SCF VMI 5-1 W John Ross Roach Babe Dye 3/25/1922 4† SCF VMI 6-0 W John Ross Roach Lloyd Andrews 3/13/1922 2† NHLF SEN 0-0 T John Ross Roach — 3/14/1921 2† NHLF SEN 0-2 L Jake Forbes — 3/30/1918 5* SCF VMI 2-1 W Hap Holmes Corb Denneny 3/13/1918 2* NHLF MTL 3-4 L Hap Holmes — ^Home games in bold †Denotes games played as Toronto St. Patricks (1920 to 1927) *Denotes games played as Toronto Arenas (1918 to 1919) ^Italics denote game tied or lost, but total-goals series won