List of Toronto Maple Leafs award winners

Ten different Leafs have won the Calder Memorial Trophy, more than any other team.[5]

The NHL First and Second Team All-Stars consists of the top players at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

The NHL All-Rookie Team consists of the top rookies at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

The National Hockey League All-Star Game is a mid-season exhibition game held annually between many of the top players of each season. Sixty-four All-Star Games have been held since 1947, with at least one player chosen to represent the Maple Leafs in each year. The All-Star game has not been held in various years: 1979 and 1987 due to the 1979 Challenge Cup and Rendez-vous '87 series between the NHL and the Soviet national team, respectively, 1995, 2005, and 2013 as a result of labor stoppages, and 2006, 2010, and 2014 because of the Winter Olympic Games.[26] Toronto has hosted eight of the games.

• Selected by fan vote[27]
• # Selected as one of four "last men in" by fan vote
• All-Star Game Most Valuable Player[28]

Toronto Maple Leafs players and coaches selected to the All-Star Game[29]

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
1st	1947	Syl Apps	Centre	[30]
		Bill Barilko	Defence
		Turk Broda	Goaltender
		Hap Day	Coach
		Bill Ezinicki	Right Wing
		Bob Goldham	Defence
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Joe Klukay	Left Wing
		Vic Lynn	Defence
		Fleming MacKell	Centre
		Howie Meeker	Right Wing
		Don Metz	Right Wing
		Gus Mortson	Defence
		Bud Poile	Centre
		Wally Stanowski	Defence
		Gaye Stewart	Left Wing
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
2nd	1948	Bill Barilko	Defence	[31]
		Max Bentley	Centre
		Garth Boesch	Defence
		Turk Broda	Goaltender
		Les Costello	Left Wing
		Hap Day	Coach
		Bill Ezinicki	Right Wing
		Cal Gardner	Centre
		Bill Juzda	Defence
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Joe Klukay	Left Wing
		Vic Lynn	Defence
		Fleming MacKell	Centre
		Frank Mathers	Defence
		Howie Meeker	Right Wing
		Gus Mortson	Defence
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
3rd	1949	Bill Barilko	Defence	[32]
		Max Bentley	Centre
		Garth Boesch	Defence
		Turk Broda	Goaltender
		Bob Dawes	Defence
		Hap Day	Coach
		Cal Gardner	Centre
		Bill Juzda	Defence
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Joe Klukay	Left Wing
		Vic Lynn	Defence
		Fleming MacKell	Centre
		Howie Meeker	Right Wing
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Ray Timgren	Left Wing
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
4th	1950	Turk Broda	Goaltender	[33]
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Gus Mortson	Defence
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
5th	1951	Max Bentley	Centre	[34]
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Gus Mortson	Defence
		Joe Primeau	Coach
		Tod Sloan	Centre
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
6th	1952	Fernie Flaman	Defence	[35]
		Gus Mortson	Defence
		Tod Sloan	Centre
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
7th	1953	Sid Smith	Left Wing	[36]
		Jimmy Thomson	Defence
		Harry Watson	Left Wing
8th	1954	King Clancy	Coach	[37]
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Ted Kennedy	Centre
		Harry Lumley	Goaltender
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
9th	1955	Harry Lumley	Goaltender	[38]
		Jim Morrison	Defence
		Sid Smith	Left Wing
		Ron Stewart	Right Wing
10th	1956	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[39]
		Hugh Bolton	Defence
		Dick Duff	Left Wing
		Jim Morrison	Defence
		Tod Sloan	Centre
11th	1957	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[40]
		Dick Duff	Left Wing
		Rudy Migay	Centre
		Jim Morrison	Defence
12th	1958	Dick Duff	Left Wing	[41]
		Billy Harris	Centre
13th	1959	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[42]
		Carl Brewer	Defence
		Punch Imlach	Coach
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		Bert Olmstead	Left Wing
14th	1960	Punch Imlach	Coach	[43]
		Red Kelly	Defence
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		Bob Pulford	Left Wing
		Allan Stanley	Defence
15th	1961	Johnny Bower	Goaltender	[44]
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
16th	1962	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[45]
		Bobby Baun	Defence
		Johnny Bower	Goaltender
		Carl Brewer	Defence
		Kent Douglas	Defence
		Dick Duff	Left Wing
		Billy Harris	Centre
		Larry Hillman	Defence
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Punch Imlach	Coach
		Red Kelly	Centre
		Dave Keon	Centre
		Ed Litzenberger	Right Wing
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		John MacMillan	Right Wing
		Bob Nevin	Right Wing
		Bob Pulford	Left Wing
		Eddie Shack	Right Wing
		Allan Stanley	Defence
		Ron Stewart	Right Wing
17th	1963	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[46]
		Bobby Baun	Defence
		Johnny Bower	Goaltender
		Kent Douglas	Defence
		Dick Duff	Left Wing
		Billy Harris	Centre
		Larry Hillman	Defence
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Punch Imlach	Coach
		Red Kelly	Centre
		Dave Keon	Centre
		Ed Litzenberger	Right Wing
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		John MacMillan	Right Wing
		Bob Nevin	Right Wing
		Bob Pulford	Left Wing
		Eddie Shack	Right Wing
		Don Simmons	Goaltender
		Allan Stanley	Defence
		Ron Stewart	Right Wing
18th	1964	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[47]
		Andy Bathgate	Right Wing
		Bobby Baun	Defence
		Johnny Bower	Goaltender
		Carl Brewer	Defence
		Kent Douglas	Defence
		Gerry Ehman	Right Wing
		Ron Ellis	Right Wing
		Billy Harris	Centre
		Larry Hillman	Defence
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Punch Imlach	Coach
		Dave Keon	Centre
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		Don McKenney	Centre
		Jim Pappin	Right Wing
		Bob Pulford	Left Wing
		Terry Sawchuk	Goaltender
		Eddie Shack	Right Wing
		Ron Stewart	Right Wing
19th	1965	Bobby Baun	Defence	[48]
		Ron Ellis	Right Wing
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
20th	1967	Dave Keon	Centre	[49]
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		Allan Stanley	Defence
21st	1968	George Armstrong	Right Wing	[50]
		Wayne Carleton	Left Wing
		Brian Conacher	Left Wing
		Ron Ellis	Right Wing
		Bruce Gamble	Goaltender
		Larry Hillman	Defence
		Tim Horton	Defence
		Punch Imlach	Coach
		Dave Keon	Centre
		Frank Mahovlich	Left Wing
		Murray Oliver	Centre
		Jim Pappin	Right Wing
		Marcel Pronovost	Defence
		Bob Pulford	Left Wing
		Duane Rupp	Defence
		Al Smith	Goaltender
		Allan Stanley	Defence
		Pete Stemkowski	Centre
		Mike Walton	Centre
22nd	1969	Tim Horton	Defence	[51]
		Norm Ullman	Centre
23rd	1970	Ron Ellis	Right Wing	[52]
		Dave Keon	Centre
24th	1971	Dave Keon	Centre	[53]
25th	1972	Paul Henderson	Left Wing	[54]
26th	1973	Paul Henderson	Left Wing	[55]
		Dave Keon	Centre
27th	1974	Jim McKenny	Defence	[56]
		Norm Ullman	Centre
28th	1975	Darryl Sittler	Centre	[57]
29th	1976	Borje Salming	Defence	[58]
		Wayne Thomas	Goaltender
30th	1977	Lanny McDonald	Right Wing	[59]
		Borje Salming	Defence
		Ian Turnbull	Defence
31st	1978	Lanny McDonald	Right Wing	[60]
		Borje Salming	Defence
		Darryl Sittler	Centre
32nd	1980	Dave Burrows	Defence	[61]
		Darryl Sittler	Centre
33rd	1981	Robert Picard	Defence	[62]
34th	1982	Bob Manno	Defence	[63]
		Rick Vaive	Right Wing
35th	1983	Rick Vaive	Right Wing	[64]
36th	1984	Rick Vaive	Right Wing	[65]
37th	1985	Miroslav Frycer	Right Wing	[66]
38th	1986	Wendel Clark	Left Wing	[67]
39th	1988	Al Iafrate	Defence	[68]
40th	1989	Gary Leeman	Right Wing	[69]
41st	1990	Al Iafrate	Defence	[70]
42nd	1991	Vincent Damphousse	Left Wing	[71]
43rd	1992	David Ellett	Defence	[72]
44th	1993	Doug Gilmour	Centre	[73]
45th	1994	Dave Andreychuk	Left Wing	[74]
		Wendel Clark (Did not play)	Left Wing
		Doug Gilmour	Centre
		Felix Potvin	Goaltender
46th	1996	Mike Gartner	Right Wing	[75]
		Larry Murphy	Defence
		Felix Potvin	Goaltender
		Mats Sundin	Centre
47th	1997	Mats Sundin	Centre	[76]
48th	1998	Mats Sundin	Centre	[77]
49th	1999	Curtis Joseph (Did not play)	Goaltender	[78]
		Mats Sundin	Centre
50th	2000	Curtis Joseph	Goaltender	[79]
		Pat Quinn	Coach
		Mats Sundin	Centre
		Dmitri Yushkevich	Defence
51st	2001	Mats Sundin	Centre	[80]
52nd	2002	Tomas Kaberle	Defence	[81]
		Pat Quinn	Coach
		Mats Sundin	Centre
53rd	2003	Ed Belfour (Did not play)	Goaltender	[82]
		Mats Sundin (Did not play)	Centre
54th	2004	Pat Quinn	Coach	[83]
		Gary Roberts	Left Wing
		Mats Sundin	Centre
55th	2007	Tomas Kaberle	Defence	[84]
56th	2008	Tomas Kaberle	Defence	[85]
57th	2009	Tomas Kaberle	Defence	[86]
58th	2011	Phil Kessel	Right Wing	[87]
59th	2012	Phil Kessel	Right Wing	[88]
		Joffrey Lupul	Right Wing
		Dion Phaneuf	Defence
60th	2015	Phil Kessel	Right Wing	[89]
61st	2016	Leo Komarov	Centre	[90]
62nd	2017	Auston Matthews	Centre	[91]
63rd	2018	Auston Matthews	Centre	[92]
64th	2019	Auston Matthews	Centre	[93][94]
		John Tavares	Centre
65th	2020	Frederik Andersen	Goaltender	[95][96][97]
		Mitch Marner#	Right Wing
		Auston Matthews (Did not play)	Centre

Prior to the institution of the National Hockey League All-Star Game the league held three different benefit games featuring teams of all-stars. The first was the Ace Bailey Benefit Game, held in 1934, after a violent collision with Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins left Toronto's Ace Bailey hospitalized and unable to continue his playing career.[98] In 1937 the Howie Morenz Memorial Game was held to raise money for the family of Howie Morenz of the Montreal Canadiens who died from complications after being admitted to the hospital for a broken leg.[99] The Babe Siebert Memorial Game was held in 1939 to raise funds for the family of the Canadiens' Babe Siebert who drowned shortly after he retired from playing.[100]

The following persons have been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The list includes anyone who played for the Toronto NHL franchise (which includes the Arenas and St. Pats) who was later inducted as a player. The list of builders includes anyone inducted as a builder who spent any part of their career in a coaching, management, or ownership role with Toronto. As of 2017, 62 players have been inducted, more than any other franchise.[103][104][105][106]

Played for the Toronto Arenas or Toronto St. Pats.[105][106]

Toronto Maple Leafs inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame[103][104]

Individual	Category	Year inducted	Years with Toronto in category	References
Jack Adams	Player	1959	1922–1926	[107]
Glenn Anderson	Player	2008	1991–1994	[108]
Dave Andreychuk	Player	2017	1993–1996	[109]
Syl Apps	Player	1961	1936–1948	[110]
George Armstrong	Player	1975	1950–1971	[111]
Ace Bailey	Player	1975	1926–1933	[112]
Harold Ballard	Builder	1977	1957–1989	[113]
Andy Bathgate	Player	1978	1963–1965	[114]
Ed Belfour	Player	2011	2002–2006	[115]
Max Bentley	Player	1966	1947–1953	[116]
J. P. Bickell	Builder	1978	1919–1951	[117]
Leo Boivin	Player	1986	1951–1955	[118]
Johnny Bower	Player	1976	1958–1970	[119]
Turk Broda	Player	1967	1936–1952	[120]
Pat Burns	Builder	2014	1992–1996	[121]
Harry Cameron	Player	1962	1917–1923	[122]
Gerry Cheevers	Player	1985	1961–1962	[123]
King Clancy	Player	1958	1930–1936	[124]
Sprague Cleghorn	Player	1958	1920–1921	[125]
Charlie Conacher	Player	1961	1929–1937	[126]
Rusty Crawford	Player	1962	1917–1919	[127]
Hap Day	Player	1961	1924–1937	[128]
Gordie Drillon	Player	1975	1937–1942	[129]
Dick Duff	Player	2006	1954–1964	[130]
Babe Dye	Player	1970	1920–1926, 1930	[131]
Fernie Flaman	Player	1990	1950–1954	[132]
Cliff Fletcher	Builder	2004	1991–1997	[133]
Ron Francis	Player	2007	2003–2004	[134]
Grant Fuhr	Player	2003	1991–1993	[135]
Mike Gartner	Player	2001	1994–1996	[136]
Eddie Gerard	Player	1945	1921–1922	[137]
Doug Gilmour	Player	2011	1991–1997, 2003	[138]
Jim Gregory	Builder	2007	1969–1979	[139]
George Hainsworth	Player	1961	1933–1937	[140]
Foster Hewitt	Builder	1965	1927–1963	[141]
W. A. Hewitt	Builder	1947		[142]
Hap Holmes	Player	1972	1917–1919	[143]
Red Horner	Player	1965	1928–1940	[144]
Tim Horton	Player	1977	1952–1970	[145]
Phil Housley	Player	2015	2003	[146]
Syd Howe	Player	1965	1931–1932	[147]
Punch Imlach	Builder	1984	1958–1969, 1979–1980	[148]
Busher Jackson	Player	1971	1929–1939	[149]
Red Kelly	Player	1969	1960–1967	[150]
Ted Kennedy	Player	1966	1943–1957	[151]
Dave Keon	Player	1986	1960–1975	[152]
Brian Leetch	Player	2009	2004	[153]
Eric Lindros	Player	2016	2005–2006	[154]
Harry Lumley	Player	1980	1952–1956	[155]
Frank Mahovlich	Player	1981	1957–1968	[156]
Lanny McDonald	Player	1992	1973–1979	[157]
Dickie Moore	Player	1974	1964–1965	[158]
Larry Murphy	Player	2004	1995–1997	[159]
Roger Neilson	Builder	2002	1977–1979	[160]
Joe Nieuwendyk	Player	2011	2003–2004	[161]
Frank Nighbor	Player	1947	1929–1930	[162]
Reg Noble	Player	1962	1919–1924	[163]
Bert Olmstead	Player	1985	1958–1962	[164]
Bernie Parent	Player	1984	1970–1972	[165]
Pierre Pilote	Player	1975	1968–1969	[166]
Jacques Plante	Player	1978	1970–1973	[167]
Babe Pratt	Player	1966	1942–1946	[168]
Joe Primeau	Player	1963	1927–1936	[169]
Marcel Pronovost	Player	1978	1965–1970	[170]
Bob Pulford	Player	1991	1956–1970	[171]
Pat Quinn	Builder	2016	1999–2006	[172]
Borje Salming	Player	1996	1973–1989	[173]
Terry Sawchuk	Player	1971	1964–1967	[174]
Sweeney Schriner	Player	1962	1939–1946	[175]
Frank J. Selke	Builder	1960	1929–1946	[176]
Darryl Sittler	Player	1989	1970–1982	[177]
Conn Smythe	Builder	1958	1927–1966	[178]
Allan Stanley	Player	1981	1958–1968	[179]
Mats Sundin	Player	2012	1994–2008	[180]
Norm Ullman	Player	1982	1968–1975	[181]
Harry Watson	Player	1994	1946–1955	[182]

Four members of the Maple Leafs organization have been honored with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award. The award is presented by the Hockey Hall of Fame to members of the radio and television industry who make outstanding contributions to their profession and the game of ice hockey during their broadcasting career.[183]

The Leafs had a policy of retiring numbers only for players "who have made a significant contribution to the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club and have experienced a career-ending incident while a member of the Maple Leaf team",[184] although this policy was changed for the Leafs centennial season, when they announced the retirement of 11 additional numbers belonging to 17 different players.[185] Barilko (who died in a plane crash during his playing career)[186] and Bailey (whose career ended with a severe head injury)[184] met the criteria prior to the team's centennial season.[187] Ron Ellis received permission from Bailey, by the time of his career the Leafs' Director of Scouting, to wear number 6.[184] Also out of circulation is the number 99 which was retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky on February 6, 2000.[188] Gretzky did not play for the Maple Leafs during his 20-year NHL career and the only Maple Leaf to wear the number prior to its retirement was Wilf Paiement during his three seasons with the team in the early 1980s.[189][190]

The Molson Cup is an award given to the player who earns the most points from three-star selections during the regular season.[207]