Breaking down 41 years of Maple Leafs futility


15 — Times a Maple Leaf finished among the NHL’s top-10 scorers since 1967

11 — Scoring titles won by the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Jaromir Jagr and Mario Lemieux

127 — Most points by a Maple Leaf in a single season since 1967 (Doug Gilmour in 1992-93)

132 — Points scored by rookie Teemu Selanne that same year

2 — Maple Leafs who scored 100 points or more in a season since 1967 (Doug Gilmour and Darryl Sittler)

4 — 100-point scorers on the 1985-86 Edmonton Oilers

81.3 — Average number of career points scored by a Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick in the last 15 years

229.6 — Average number of points scored by Tampa Bay’s first-round selections over the same period

3114 — Total number of points scored by the 132 players drafted by the Leafs since 1992

4585 — Total number scored by the 130 players drafted by the Sharks

0 — Major awards (Hart, Vezina, Norris or Calder trophy) won by a Maple Leaf since 1967

25 — Major awards won by a Boston Bruin over the same time span

7 — Times a Maple Leaf was runner-up

54.9 — Best season in last 15 years, as a percentage of games won (1999-00)

96.8 — Average home attendance that season, as a percentage of arena capacity

36.6— Worst season in last 15 years, as a percentage of games won (1997-98)

99.2 — Average home attendance that season, as a percentage of arena capacity

1 — Number of coaches hired by the Leafs since 1967 who have won a Stanley Cup, either before or after their tenure in Toronto (Pat Burns)

1 — Maple Leafs general managers hired since 1967 who have subsequently managed another team (Cliff Fletcher, the current Leafs GM)

2 — Montreal Canadiens’ coaches hired since 1967 who have yet to coach another NHL team (Mario Tremblay, Claude Ruel)

8 — Coaches hired by the Leafs since 1967 who have yet to coach another NHL team (Pat Quinn, Mike Murphy, Tom Watt, Doug Carpenter, John Brophy, Mike Nykoluk, Red Kelly, John McLellan)

11 — Consecutive seasons John Brophy went on to coach the East Coast Hockey League’s Hampton Roads Admirals

3 — ECHL championships he won there

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