The Toronto Maple Leafs have a long and legendary history, which is expected from a team that has been around since 1917-18. Modern Nhlers continue to contribute to records of all time in meaningful ways, and members of the Maple Leafs are no exception. The 2024-25 season was Auston Matthews who reached the 400-goal platform in a 4-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres on April 15. He became the 110th player in the NHL history to reach the performance, with a list of 10 active skaters who have reached that brand. He too became the sixth fastest player In NHL history up to 400 goals that require 628 games. Only Wayne Gretzky (436 games), Mike Bossy (506), Mario Lemieux (508), Brett Hull (520) and Jari Kurri (608) did faster.
The Maple Leafs also achieved the title of the Atlantic Division in the Shutout victory on the Sabres. The team has won its division three times in the expansion era, which started in the 1967-68 campaign. The Maple Leafs established a new high with one season with 25 stores in 2024-25. Toronto also posted nine comeback victories after a backlog at one goal in the third period last campaign, which connected the second best figure of the franchise.
Auston Matthews
Matthews registered 33 goals and 78 points over 67 performances in the regular season in 2024-25. Despite dealing with a persistent injury in the upper body, he was productive when he was in the line-up and still has the fifth highest goals per match (0.64) in the NHL history. He still needs a 20-goal season to become the fourth member of the Maple Leafs to reach double digits in that category. Mats Sundin has the most with 13 and he is at the top of the team list with 10 30-target seasons. Matthews can even sign with Sundin with another 30 goals in 2025-26. Matthews already has more 40-target seasons (6) and 60-target seasons (2) than any skater in the history of Toronto. When he reaches the 50-target platform in 2025-26” He would bind Rick Vaive the most in the franchise history. Matthews also needs a 100-point campaign to break a 2-2 draw with Darryl Sittler most by a maple leaf.
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Matthews has the longest active series of consecutive 30-target seasons with nine, and he became the first Born in the United States In the NHL history to achieve a goal of that length and consistency. He can be the 12th player in the competition history that gets double digits if he will be eligible in the coming campaign in the coming campaign in the coming campaign. He also only needs 42 points to lead the late, great Borje Salming and to claim the number 4 spot at Toronto’s all-time list. Moreover, Matthews is only 20 goals of surpassing Sundin for the most in the franchise history. The 27-year-old Matthews did not need surgery outside season and expected to be healthy Prior to the training camp. If he puts his injury problems behind him, he has to reach many milestones in 2025-26.
William Nylander
William Nylyer quickly approaches a few offensive milestones. He has collected 262 goals, 350 assists and 612 points over 685 outings in the regular season. After scoring 40 goals in three consecutive campaigns, including a career-high 45 markers in 2024-25, it is still 38 times the lamp to come to the 300-mark, quite feasible. He must also be able to contribute 50 more helpers to arrive at 400. After all, he had 58 assists in 82 games during the 2023-24 campaign. Finally, an 88-point effort in 2025-26 would give him 700 career points. He had 87 points in 2022-23 and 98 in 2023-24 before he fell slightly under that pace to 84 last campaign. However, he could get extra minutes and opportunities to play with Matthews on even strength because of the departure of Mitch Marner.
The 29-year-old Nylyer can overtake Daniel Sedin (16) overtime goals of a Swedish player In the NHL history if he scored four more times under those circumstances in 2025-26. Nylyer is connected to Matthews for the second most overtime marks under Toronto skaters, the second behind Sundin. Nylander has to go for the second most overtime points in the 2025-26 campaign for the second most overtime points. The Maple Leafs won 10 consecutive games in the extra session last season after losing the first two and should be successful again than the control time.
John Tavares
John Tavares has been a productive player for 16 seasons in the NHL. He chose to stay in his hometown for a bargain agreement with a hit of 4.38 million CAP in four years instead of testing a free desk. He amounted to 1,100 points in 2024-25 and is only seven from reaching 500 as a member of the Maple Leafs. He is also only six goals to reach 500 and could become the 49th player in the NHL history to achieve the performance this campaign. However, he could be confronted with some competition for the placement of Patrick Kane, who is eight tallies removed from No. 500.
Most leaders of all time in overtime goals are active players, but Tavares can still go to the top five of the list in 2025-26 if he scores twice. That would lead him for Jaromir Jagr, who continues to play in the Czech Republic at the age of 53 in the Czech Republic. The 34-year-old Tavares stands for a similar situation in Faceoffs, although he has much more ground to make to Patrice Bergeron, who is second on the all-time list of 14,493 winters on the draw. Tavares is currently in eighth place with 11,310. Yet another 800 victories in 2025-26, something he did in two of the last four campaigns, would limit the gap.
Morgan Rielly
Morgan Rielly, the longest-made member of the Maple Leafs, almost stands for Kaberle in a few attacking categories. The 31-year-old Rielly only needs 12 assists and eight points to become the second highest producer of Toronto among Blueliners. However, he is still far away from Salming’s surpassing in those statistics. Salming also has a major lead in the target department with 148 to Rielly’s total of 87. A potential return to the top combination of Power-Play in the 2025-26 campaign can help Rielly with his efforts to get back on the right track.
He is also 84th on the list of all time in blocked recordings with 1,203 and has most career blocks in franchise history. He stopped a career-high 137 shots in 2023-24 and received Pucks last season. He should continue to climb the charts in the coming campaign, although he will be in a fight with Chris Tanev for the Crown 2025-26 of the team. TANEV set a new record for Single-Season Last campaign with 189 blocks around in his first time with the Maple Leafs.
Different benchmarks are within reach
This season there will be different stories and milestones to monitor for the Maple Leafs. Marner would have been in the mix several markings if he had stayed in the organization, and try to compensate for his contributions with a better depth in the lower six, will be an important storyline in the 2025-26 season. To make that work, however, the goal congregation of the team must again be top class and the target score must remain opportunistic. Assuming that plan will remain together, it will be interesting to see how the team performs under head coach Craig Berube during his second season behind the bank.
A return to the form of Matthews and the potential for an increased role of Nylyer can help keep the Maple Leafs near the top of the division. Tavares remains an important contribution, while Matthew Knies, who is only six points away from 100 before his career, is counted to find a different level. Most attention for the Maple Leafs revolves around the play -offs and breaking what an unbearably long Stanley Cup has been dried. Nevertheless, individual praises can add some pleasure to a long regular season and celebrating it is important to maintain a form of common sense.
Statistics with thanks NHL records.
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