Toronto Maple Leafs

Mats Sundin was the last Maple Leaf to score in the playoffs. Back in 2004 vs the Philadelphia Flyers. It was the second goal scored by the Leafs in that game, and they lost by a final score of 3-2 in overtime.

Richard Bachman (Dallas Stars)

Dan Ellis (Carolina Hurricanes)

Jeff Frazee (New Jersey Devils)

Philipp Grubauer (Washington Capitals)

Matt Hackett (Minnesota Wild)

Chad Johnson (Phoenix Coyotes)

Antti Niemi (San Jose Sharks)

Ondrej Pavelec (Winnipeg Jets)

Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens)

It would be called the Toronto MAPLE LEAFS, because Toronto is more or less the pride of Canada, which in its flag has a huge red maple leaf on it. Just like the Washington CAPITALS the logo and team name is used to represent their respected countries.

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Hate to break it to the above poster but he's wrong. In 1927, Conn Smythe bought the Toronto St. Pats NHL team and quickly renamed them the Maple Leafs. The current Canadian flag was adopted in 1965.

The truth is nobody knows why they are actually called the Maple Leafs. Some speculate it was after a local minor league baseball team also called the Toronto Maple Leafs. The most common belief is that they were named after a World War 1 Battalion which Smythe was apart of although we probably will never know for sure.

Tobias Stephen

King City, Ontario

A hockey player getting 3 assists in one game is said to have gotten a 'Playmaker'. Some people call it that, some people don't. I, personally, have played and watched hockey my entire life (I could skate before I could walk) and I have always known 3 assists by the same player in one game is known as a "Playmaker".

Most maples' leaves are simple. However there are at least three that I know, A negundo, aka boxelder, and A nikoense (Maximowiczianum), and A. griseum, or paperbark maple, whose leaves are compound

As of the 2012 NHL Trade Deadline, Brian Burke made NO big deals. The only deal that he made was trading Keith Aulie for a prospect and another prospect: J. Mitchell for another prospect.

1992–93

In 2013, the average weight of an NHL player was 203.7 pounds. The biggest team in the league in 2013 were the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Yes. On some days, the team will have a free practice watch or they will let you skate on the rink. This usually happens on special occasions such as Canada Day and other special occasions. For more information about Leaf events, checking out their websites would help.

The St. Louis Blues have won 138 playoff games and have never won a Stanley Cup. They've also PLAYED the most playoff games - 307 - without winning a Cup. The San Jose Sharks have played the most playoff games - 136 - and won the most - 64 - without even MAKING it to the final series. Of the NHL's 30 teams, 13 have never won a Cup, and 6 have never played in a final series. All that information comes from the NHL Guide and Record Book, issued every autumn and available in bookstores near you.

Many players wore the number 12 in the Toronto Maple Leafs line. However, the most recent player wearing the number 12 is Tim Connolly. Tim Connolly is the starting center for the Toronto Maple Leafs on their first line.

Sundin owns a home in Ontario but stays at his home in Miami

Kyle Wellwood.

they have won 11 Stanley cups and the last one was in 1967.

The shape of the maple leaf is a 3 point leaf facing upward. 1 pointing left up 1 pointing straight and one pointing up right

If you want a dog tree! Hehe im just kidding! If you want to, go ahead.

The Toronto Maple Leafs won 5 Stanley Cups in the 1940's.

1942

1945

1947

1948

1949

Wilt Chamberlain (NBA) Alex Rodriguez (MLB) Dave Concepcion (MLB) Dan Marino (NFL) Don Maynard (NFL) Steve Nash (NBA) Kurt Warner (NFL) Edgardo Alfonzo (MLB) Omar Vizquel (MLB) Billy Wagner (MLB) Jeff Fassero (MLB) Roberto Clemente (MLB) Buck Martinez (MLB)

It depends of the denomination. You can find the value here : http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php

The maple leaf - is Canada's national symbol.