Toronto Maple Leafs All-Time Trophy Winners
By Tim Chiasson
Jun 13, 2014; Los Angeles, CA, USA; The Conn Smythe trophy on display during a press conference after the Los Angeles Kings defeated the New York Rangers in second overtime during game five of the 2014 Stanley Cup Final at Staples Center. Mandatory Credit: Gary Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports
The Toronto Maple Leafs did most of their damage in the award categories earlier in their existence.
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In fact, the last Toronto Maple Leafs player to win an NHL award was Alexander Mogilny in 2003 when he captured the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy.
Of the awards given out in the NHL now, the Toronto Maple Leafs have won a total of 31 awards over eight categories. Mogilny was the last and Joe Primeau was the first when he won the Lady Byng in 1932.
There were five Toronto Maple Leafs that led the NHL in scoring before the Art Ross Trophy was awarded – but no Toronto Maple Leafs player has ever won the award.
1929 – Ace Bailey
1932 – Harvey Jackson
1934 – Charlie Conacher
1935 – Charlie Conacher
1938 – Gordie Drillon
Here’s a look at which Toronto Maple Leafs players won the Conn Smythe, Hart, Vezina, Calder, Lady Byng, Selke, King Clancy and Jack Adams awards.
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