Toronto Maple Leafs Trivia – From Easy to Impossible

Toronto Maple Leafs - Mats Sundin #13 on March 22, 2003 in Toronto, Ontario (Photo By Dave Sandford/Getty Images/NHLI)
Toronto Maple Leafs - Mats Sundin #13 on March 22, 2003 in Toronto, Ontario (Photo By Dave Sandford/Getty Images/NHLI)
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Roland Melanson #30 and Denis Potvin #5 of the New York Islanders skates against Wilf Paiement #99, Dan Maloney #9 and Darryl Sittler #27 of the Toronto Maple Leafs during NHL game action on November 12, 1980 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Graig Abel/Getty Images)

Impossible Level Questions

1. How many hat tricks did Darryl Sittler have?

a) None
b) 6
c) 12
d) 18

2. Which former Toronto Maple Leafs coach owns the league record for

leading his teams to the most Stanley Cup Finals?

a) Dick Carroll
b) Dick Irvin
c) King Clancy
d) Punch Imlach

3. Who did the Toronto Maple Leafs Draft in the third round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft?

a) Matt Frattin
b) Dale Mitchell
c) Carl Gunnarsson
d) Yannick Weber

4. How many goals did the franchise leader Mats Sundin score with the Maple Leafs?

a) 655
b) 564
c) 420
d) 389

5. Which Toronto Maple Leafs player led the league in single-season penalty minutes most often?

a) Red Horner
b) Tiger Williams
b) Tie Domi
c) Gary Roberts

6. The fastest goals in Maple Leafs history were scored just seven seconds into the game. Which two players recorded those goals?

a) Mitchell Marner and Charlie Conacher
b) William Nylander and George Armstrong
c) James van Riemsdyk and Dave Keon
d) Nazem Kadri and Kasperi Kapanen

7. Dave Andreychuk got married in 1991, a year before joining the Leafs. What’s his wife’s name?

a) Sue
b) Anne
c) Shayna
d) Robyn

Interesting Statistics Trivial Factoids

  • Mike Gartner who played for the Washington Capitals, Minnesota Wild, New York Rangers, Pheonix Coyotes as well as the Leafs has the most multi-goal games by anyone who ever wore the blue Maple Leaf. He had 135 multi-goal games, which is the eighth-best total in league history. Wayne Gretzky had the most with 189.
  • The Maple Leafs had the third-youngest player to score an NHL goal. Ross Johnstone scored for Toronto at 17 years and 207 days old. Bep Guidolin was the youngest goalscorer at 16 years and 350 days old.
  • Patrick Marleau ranks seventh on the all-time list of game-winning goals. He had a total of 109. Three of which were as a member of the Maple Leafs. He is actually tied with the Leafs president, Brendan Shanahan.
  • The top three plus/minus leaders for the franchise are each separated by a single point. Horton was +151, Salming was +150, and Carl Brewer was +149.