Toronto Maple Leafs All-Decade Fourth Line
Nikolay Kulemin
If you battled through the early decade years, you’re a Leaf fan for life, and you’d remember that 2010-11 magical season for Kuelmin.
He scored 30 goals that season and is 12th in Leafs total points scored for the decade.
Kulemin was a defensive force, and one of the most underrated Leafs of all-time.
Kulemin Totals: 84 Goals, 111 Assists, 195 Points (421 Career Leafs Games)
Tyler Bozak
Bozak only scored 20 goals once in his career with the Leafs, but he became a consistent player that could be relied upon.
Maybe he never should have been Phil Kessel’s centre, and maybe if they had a #1 centre during that time things would have worked out differently. Still, there’s no denying that Bozak was a solid player for the Leafs.
Signed as an undrafted free-agent, Bozak was the team’s longest serving member by the time the Leafs opted to let him walk in free-agency, having played 594 games in Toronto.
Bozak may not have been a star, but he was definitely a fan-favourite.
Bozak Totals: 136 Goals, 229 Assists, 365 Points (594 Career Leafs Games)
Clarke MacArthur
With back-to-back 20 goal seasons, MacArthur was one of the bright spots in the early part of the decade, but unfortunately concussion problems and a terrible general manager limited his time in Toronto.
MacArthur Totals: 49 Goals, 76 Assists, 125 Points (195 Career Leafs Games)
All in all, it’s impressive given the lack of team success just how good this list of best-of-the-decade forwards is. Did we miss anyone? Don’t like our ordering? Let us know below.