The fact that Matthews is 9th all-time, in just six seasons, is incredible on its own. That would put him only 107 goals away from the all-time lead of an Original Six franchise at the age of 24.
636 goals per game in his career, and he’s missed 85 games, meaning that, if he had never missed a game, he would have another 54 goals. That should be doable in the next three or four seasons, but what is nuts is that because of Covid and injuries, Matthews has already missed the equivalent of one full season in his career. Matthews currently has 259 career goals, 161 goals off the pace. Sundin’s 420 goals with the Leafs are a record, for now. Toronto Maple Leafs Franchise ScoringĪuston Matthews is going to eventually lead the Leafs in goals and points, but for now, those records continue to belong to the previous greatest player in franchise history, Mats Sundin. The Leafs ultimately finished 4th overall, coming second in the Atlantic, but earning a team record 54 wins and 115 points.ĭriving this extremely successful regular season were the 60 goal scoring Auston Matthews, as well as Mitch Marner who has now flirted with 100 points (prorated at times) in each of the last four NHL regular seasons.įor fun, let us check out how Marner, Matthews and others are faring on the Toronto Maple Leafs franchise goal scoring list, courtesy of. Though playoff success continued to allude the Toronto Maple Leafs they set records for wins and points this past season. The Toronto Maple Leafs set several franchise records in 2021-22.
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