Toronto Maple Leafs Tickets

The Toronto Maple Leafs will enter the 2009/10 NHL season in search of a playoff spot which has eluded them since the 2003/04 season. The Maple Leafs made the playoffs seven seasons in a row between the 1998/99 season and 2003/04. Read more about Toronto Maple Leafs below or click on one of the Toronto Maple Leafs game dates to find tickets.

Date	Venue	City		Find Tickets
03/20/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Montreal Canadiens
03/20/10 7:00PM	Bell Centre	Montréal QC	Montreal Canadiens
03/23/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Florida Panthers
03/25/10 7:00PM	Philips Arena	Atlanta GA	Atlanta Thrashers
03/27/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	New York Rangers
03/28/10 5:00PM	Mellon Arena	Pittsburgh PA	Pittsburgh Penguins
03/30/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Atlanta Thrashers
04/01/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Buffalo Sabres
04/03/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Boston Bruins
04/06/10 7:00PM	Air Canada Centre	Toronto ON	Philadelphia Flyers
04/07/10 7:00PM	Madison Square Garden	New York NY	New York Rangers
04/10/10 7:00PM	Bell Centre	Montréal QC	Montreal Canadiens

About Toronto Maple Leafs

The franchise has struggled since the 2004/05 lockout however, missing the playoffs the last four seasons in a row, bottoming out the last two seasons with last place finishes in their division. Toronto is a member of the NHL Eastern Conference’s Northeast division. The Maple Leafs play all their home games at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are among the oldest franchises still operating in hockey having been founded in 1917. Toronto has won the Stanley Cup 13 times, second only to Montreal’s 24 Stanley Cup victories. The Maple Leafs’ historic success combined with the love of hockey in Canada makes Toronto Maple Leaf tickets a hard find. As of 2008, the Maple Leafs are the most valuable franchise in the NHL at $448 million.

This season, as the Maple Leafs prepare for a run at the Stanley Cup, a battle for the starting goaltender spot is under way. The Maple Leafs’ starter from the 2008/09 season, Vesa Toskala is returning from hip and groin surgery and faces a challenge for his job from two free agent additions. Jonas Gustavsson was quoted by the media as politely stating that he intends to challenge and win the starting position. Joey MacDonald, the latest free agent goalie to sign with Toronto has said he intends to challenge for the starting job, or at least beat out Gustavsson for the backup role.

The Maple Leafs have arguably one of the NHL’s toughest schedules to open the season. The Leafs will play host to Montreal, Ottawa, Pittsburgh, Colorado, and the New York Rangers in the first month of the season. For more information about Maple Leafs’ ticket packages and deals check out our website.