Toronto Maple Leafs for the 2013/2014 season

Toronto Maple Leafs for the 2013/2014 season
Division	Atlantic; 6th place
The conference	East; 12th place
Statistics	38−36−8
Home meetings	24−16−1
Away meetings	14−20−7
Abandoned washers	231
Missed Washers	256
	Team Information
General manager	Dave Nonis
Main coach	Randy carlyle
Captain	Dion Fanoeuf
Assistant captain	Joffrey Lupul; Jay McClement; Dave Bolland; Karl Gunnarsson
Arena	Air Canada Center
	Player Achievements
Abandoned washers	Phil Kessel (37)
Assists	Phil Kessel (43)
Points earned	Phil Kessel (80)
Penalty minutes	Dion Fanoeuf (144)
Plus or minus	Karl Gunnarsson (+12)
Victory	Jonathan Bernier (26)
Average number; missed washers; per match	Drew MacIntyre (2.53)
	← 2012/13 2014/15 →

The 2013/14 season was for the Toronto Maple Leafs 97th in the NHL. In connection with the change in the composition of conferences and divisions, Toronto played in the renewed Atlantic Division . In addition to the old rivals in the Northeast Division , new ones were added - Detroit Red Wings , Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers ^[1] . The right to play in the playoffs is given by one of the first three places in the division, as well as the seventh and eighth places in the conference.

Content

1 off season
2 regular season
3 Other
4 Standings
- 4.1 At the Eastern Conference
5 Match Schedule and Results
- 5.1 Pre-Season Matches
- 5.2 Regular season
6 Player Statistics
- 6.1 Regular season. All players
- 6.2 Regular season. Goalkeepers
7 Team roster
8 Changes in composition
- 8.1 Free agents
- 8.2 Exchanges
- 8.3 Draft Bounce
- 8.4 Renewal of contracts
- 8.5 NHL draft
9 See also
10 notes
11 Links

Offseason

On June 11, 2013, the former head coach of the Toronto Marlies Dallas Ikins was appointed the new head coach of Edmonton Oilers . ^[2] Eakins spent eight years in the Toronto system, two years as an assistant to head coach Paul Moris , and for the past four seasons he headed the farm club in the AHL .

On June 13, the Finnish striker Leo Komarov confirmed that he was returning to the KHL to Dynamo Moscow ^[3] . For “Toronto” he spent one season.

July 3, “Toronto” bought the last year of the contract defender Mike Komisarek ^[4] . On July 4, it became known that striker Mikhail Grabovsky was put up for draft rejection ^[5] . A day later, his contract was redeemed. Thus, the two possibilities of redeeming the contract without taking them into account in the payroll, which provided for a new agreement between the league and the players' union, were used in the first season of the two possible.

In the offseason, Los Angeles goalkeeper Jonathan Bernier was purchased ^[6] , Chicago puck was the winner of the Stanley Cup final, striker Dave Bolland ^[7] , and ex- New Jersey forward David was signed Clarkson ^[8] . New contracts with the club were concluded by first-center center Tyler Bozak ^[9] , lead defender Karl Gunnarsson ^[10] , and one of the best young players in the club’s system, Nazem Kadri . During training camps, the ex- Vancouver forward Mason Raymond joined the team ^[11] .

Regular Season

Forward David Clarkson was disqualified for the first 10 matches of the regular season for taking part in the mass brawl of hockey players of both teams during the pre-season match with Buffalo Sabers ^[12] .

At the very beginning of the season, Mark Fraser ^[13] , Tyler Bozak ^[14] and Nikolai Kulemin ^[15] were injured and were sent out for a long time. Already on November 3, Kulemin was removed from the list of injured players ^[16] , but on the same day in the game against Vancouver striker Dave Bolland was seriously injured. After a collision with the Canucks forward, Zach Cassian , Bolland was diagnosed with a rupture of ligaments on his left ankle ^[17] . In this regard, the team began to need a central striker; On November 7, 34-year-old Jerred Smithson signed a contract with Leafs before the end of the season. ^[18]

On November 15, forward Nazem Kadri was disqualified for three matches for attacking the Minnesota goalkeeper ^[19] Nicklas Backström , who was injured and was unable to continue the game ^[20] .

On November 17, Toronto exchanged with Anaheim Ducks : for two forwards - center of Peter Holland and right-wing extreme Brad, the Maple Leafs gave the defender Jesse Blacker and two picks at the 2014 draft (the 38th overall choice - defender Marcus Pettersson and 205th - right forward Onjay Kashe ) ^[21] .

In early December, Bozak received another injury, due to which he was forced to miss the rest of 2013 ^[22] ^[23] .

On January 1, 2014, as part of the NHL Winter Classic, the Toronto Maple Leafs met with the Detroit Red Wings at the Detroit Michigan Stadium . “Toronto” won 3–2 in a shootout, with Tyler Bozak only recovering from the injury, scoring a second goal and a winning shootout ^[24] .

Other

On November 15, Forbes magazine published a ranking of the most expensive NHL clubs. Toronto retained first place in this indicator, being estimated at 1.15 billion dollars. The five also included the New York Rangers (850 million), Montreal Canadiens (775 million), Vancouver Canucks (700 million) and Chicago Blackhawks (625 million) with an average club cost of 413 million ^[25] . In terms of profit for 2013, Toronto was also in first place with $ 48.7 million ^[26] .

On January 1, ahead of the NHL Winter Classic match, two matches of the Maple Leafs and Red Wings veterans took place in Detroit . Victory in both matches was celebrated by ex-Detroit players ^[27] .

Standings

At the Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division
(top three teams go to the playoffs)
M	Team	AND	AT	P	BY	SBI	SHZ	SHP	RS	Glasses
one	p - Boston Bruins	82	54	19	9	51	261	177	+84	117
2	Tampa Bay Lightning	82	46	27	9	38	240	215	+25	101
3	Montreal Canadiens	82	46	28	8	40	215	204	+11	one hundred

Capital Division
(top three teams go to the playoffs)
M	Team	AND	AT	P	BY	SBI	SHZ	SHP	RS	Glasses
one	y - Pittsburgh Penguins	82	51	24	7	44	249	207	+42	109
2	New york rangers	82	45	31	6	41	218	193	+25	96
3	Philadelphia Flyers	82	42	thirty	10	39	236	235	+1	94

Wild card
(the best two teams go to the playoffs)
M	Team	Div	AND	AT	P	BY	SBI	SHZ	SHP	RS	Glasses
one	Columbus Blue Jackets	FROM	82	43	32	7	38	231	216	+15	93
2	Detroit Red Wings	BUT	82	39	28	fifteen	34	222	230	-8	93

3	Washington Capitals	FROM	82	38	thirty	fourteen	28	235	240	-5	90
four	New Jersey Devils	FROM	82	35	29th	eighteen	35	197	208	-eleven	88
5	Ottawa Senators	BUT	82	37	31	fourteen	thirty	236	265	-29	88
6	Toronto Maple Leafs	BUT	82	38	36	8	29th	231	256	-25	84
7	Carolina Hurricanes	FROM	82	36	35	eleven	34	207	230	-23	83
8	New York Islanders	FROM	82	34	37	eleven	25	225	267	-42	79
9	Florida Panthers	BUT	82	29th	45	8	21	196	268	-72	66
10	Buffalo Sabers	BUT	82	21	51	10	fourteen	157	248	-91	52

Match Schedule and Results

Preseason Matches

September: 5−2−1 (Houses: 2−1−1 • At the exit: 3−1−0)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
one	September 15th	Toronto	4−3	Philadelphia	Rimer Gibson	Budweiser Gardens	1-0-0	-
2	16 of September	Philadelphia	3–2 PB	Toronto	Bernier MacIntyre	Air Canada Center (19185)	1−0−1	-
3	September 19th	Toronto	3−2	Ottawa	Bernier McIntyre	Canadiene Thayer Center (16929)	2−0−1	-
four	September 21st	Toronto	3–2 PB	Buffalo	Rimer	Fest Niagara Center (19070)	3−0−1	-
5	September 22nd	Buffalo	3-5	Toronto	Bernier McIntyre	Air Canada Center (19001)	4−0−1	-
6	September 24th	Ottawa	3−2	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19176)	4−1−1	-
7	September 27	Toronto	2−5	Detroit	Bernier	Joe Louis Arena (18508)	4−2−1	-
8	September 28th	Detroit	1-3	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19320)	5−2−1	-

Regular Season

Regular season

October: 10−4−0 (Houses: 5−2−0 • At the exit: 5−2−0)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
one	October 1st	Toronto	4−3	Montreal	Rimer	Bell Center (21273)	1-0-0	2
2	2 October	Toronto	3−1	Philadelphia	Bernier	Wells Fargo Center (19872)	2-0-0	four
3	October 5th	Ottawa	4-5 B	Toronto	Rimer Bernier	Air Canada Center (19552)	3-0-0	6
four	October 8th	Colorado	2−1	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19338)	3−1−0	6
5	October 10th	Toronto	4−0	Nashville	Bernier	Bridgestone Arena (16671)	4−1−0	8
6	October 12th	Edmonton	5-6 FROM	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19379)	5−1−0	10
7	October 15th	Minnesota	1-4	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19283)	6−1−0	12
8	17 October	Caroline	3−2	Toronto	Rimer Bernier	Air Canada Center (19277)	6−2−0	12
9	October 19th	Toronto	1-3	Chicago	Bernier	United Center (21801)	6−3−0	12
10	22 of October	Anaheim	2-4	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19408)	7−3−0	fourteen
eleven	the 25th of October	Toronto	2−5	Columbus	Bernier	Nashnewide Arena (13930)	7-4-0	fourteen
12	October 26th	Pittsburgh	1-4	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19539)	8−4−0	16
13	29th of October	Toronto	4−0	Edmonton	Rimer	Rexal Place (16839)	9-4-0	eighteen
fourteen	October 30	Toronto	4−2	Calgary	Bernier	Skoshabank Saddledom (19289)	10−4−0	twenty

November: 4−6−3 (Houses: 4−2−0 • At the exit: 0−4−3)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
fifteen	November 2	Toronto	0-4	Vancouver	Rimer	Rogers Arena (18910)	10−5−0	twenty
16	November 8th	New Jersey	1−2 B	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19337)	11−5−0	22
17	November 9	Toronto	1-3	Boston	Rimer	TD Garden (17565)	11−6−0	22
eighteen	the 13th of November	Toronto	1−2 B	Minnesota	Bernier	Xcel Energy Center (17897)	11−6−1	23
19	15th of November	Toronto	1-3	Buffalo	Bernier	First Niagara Center (19070)	11−7−1	23
twenty	November 16th	Buffalo	2-4	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19447)	12-7-1	25
21	November 19th	Islanders	2−5	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19446)	13-7-1	27
22	November 21	Nashville	4−2	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19256)	13-8-1	27
23	November 23rd	Washington	1−2 B	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19473)	14-8-1	29th
24	November 25	Columbus	6−0	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19241)	14-9-1	29th
25	November 27	Toronto	5-6 B	Pittsburgh	Bernier	Console Energy Center (18660)	14-9-2	thirty
26	29th of November	Toronto	2-3 FROM	Buffalo	Rimer	First Niagara Center (19070)	14-9-3	31
27	November 30th	Toronto	2-4	Montreal	Bernier	Bell Center (21273)	14-10-3	31

December: 6-6-2 (Homes: 5-4-1 • Away: 1-2-1)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
28	December 3rd	San jose	4−2	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19360)	14-11-3	31
29th	5th of December	Dallas	2-3 FROM	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19164)	15-11-3	33
thirty	December 7th	Toronto	4-3 B	Ottawa	Rimer	Canadiene Thayer Center (19559)	16-11-3	35
31	December 8th	Boston	5−2	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19165)	16-12-3	35
32	December 11th	Los Angeles	3−1	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19375)	16-13-3	35
33	12 December	Toronto	3-6	St louis	Rimer Bernier	Scottrade Center (16073)	16-14-3	35
34	December 14th	Chicago	3-7	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19603)	17-14-3	37
35	December 16th	Toronto	1-3	Pittsburgh	Bernier	Console Energy Center (18573)	17-15-3	37
36	December 17th	Florida	3−1	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19076)	17-16-3	37
37	December 19th	Phoenix	1−2 B	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19254)	18-16-3	39
38	21 December	Detroit	5-4 B	Toronto	Rimer Bernier	Air Canada Center (19508)	18-16-4	40
39	December 23	Toronto	1−2 B	Rangers	Bernier	Madison Square Garden (18006)	18-16-5	41
40	December 27th	Buffalo	3-4 B	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19405)	19-16-5	43
41	December 29th	Caroline	2−5	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19452)	20-16-5	45

January: 9-5-1 (Homes: 5-2-0 • Away: 4-3-1)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
42	1st of January	Toronto	3-2 B	Detroit	Bernier	Michigan Stadium (105491)	21-16-5	47
43	4 January	Rangers	7-1	Toronto	Bernier Rimer	Air Canada Center (19362)	21-17-5	47
44	January 7	Islanders	5-3	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19164)	21-18-5	47
45	January 9	Toronto	1-6	Caroline	Rimer	PNC Arena (16583)	21-19-5	47
46	January 10th	Toronto	2-3	Washington	Bernier	Verizon Center (18506)	21-20-5	47
47	January 12th	New Jersey	2-3 B	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19175)	22-20-5	49
48	January 14th	Toronto	4-3	Boston	Bernier	TD Garden (17565)	23-20-5	51
49	January 15	Buffalo	3-4 B	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19372)	24-20-5	53
fifty	January 18th	Montreal	3-5	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19667)	25-20-5	55
51	January 20th	Toronto	4-2	Phoenix	Bernier	Jobing.com-Arena (14476)	26-20-5	57
52	January 21	Toronto	5-2	Colorado	Rimer	Pepsi Center (14877)	27-20-5	59
53	January 23	Toronto	1-7	Dallas	Bernier Rimer	American Airlines Center (13678)	27-21-5	59
54	The 25th of January	Toronto	4-5 FROM	Winnipeg	Rimer Bernier	MTS Center (15004)	27-21-6	60
55	28 January	Tampa	2-3	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19475)	28-21-6	62
56	January 30	Florida	3-6	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19448)	29-21-6	64

February: 3−1−1 (Houses: 2−0−0 • At the exit: 1−1−1)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
57	1st of February	Ottawa	3-6	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19613)	30-21-6	66
58	February 4	Toronto	1-4	Florida	Bernier	BB & T Center (15583)	30−22−6	66
59	February 6	Toronto	4−1	Tampa	Bernier	Tampa Bay Times Forum (19204)	31−22−6	68
60	February 8th	Vancouver	1-3	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19662)	32−22−6	70
61	February 27	Toronto	4−5 FROM	Islanders	Bernier	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum (13922)	32−22−7	71

March: 4−10−1 (Houses: 1−5−0 • At the exit: 3−5−1)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
62	March 1	Toronto	3-4 from	Montreal	Bernier	Bell Center (21273)	32−22−8	72
63	March, 3rd	Columbus	2−1	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19577)	32−23−8	72
64	5th of March	Toronto	3−2 FROM	Rangers	Bernier	Madison Square Garden (18006)	33−23−8	74
65	March 8	Philadelphia	3-4 from	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19583)	34−23−8	76
66	10th of March	Toronto	3−1	Anaheim	Bernier	Honda Center (17229)	35−23−8	78
67	11th of March	Toronto	2-6	San jose	Rimer	SAP Center in San Jose (17562)	35−24−8	78
68	March 13	Toronto	3−2	Los Angeles	Bernier Rimer	Staples Center (18319)	36−24−8	80
69	March 16th	Toronto	2-4	Washington	Rimer	Verizon Center (18506)	36−25−8	80
70	March 18	Toronto	2-3	Detroit	Rimer	Joe Louis Arena (20066)	36−26−8	80
71	March 19th	Tampa	5–3	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19585)	36–27–8	80
72	March 22	Montreal	4−3	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19789)	36−28−8	80
73	March 23	Toronto	2-3	New Jersey	Rimer McIntyre	Prudential Center (15328)	36−29−8	80
74	March 25	St louis	5–3	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19505)	36−30−8	80
75	March 28	Toronto	2-4	Philadelphia	Bernier	Wells Fargo Center (19963)	36−31−8	80
76	March 29	Detroit	4−2	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (20270)	36–32–8	80

April: 2−4−0 (Houses: 2−1−0 • At the exit: 0−3−0)
A game	date of	Guests	Score	The hosts	Goalkeeper	Arena (viewers)	Statistics	Glasses
77	April 1st	Calgary	2-3	Toronto	Bernier	Air Canada Center (19482)	37−32−8	82
78	April 3	Boston	3-4 (FROM)	Toronto	Bernier Rimer	Air Canada Center (19609)	38−32−8	84
79	5th of April	Winnipeg	4−2	Toronto	Rimer	Air Canada Center (19544)	38−33−8	84
80	April 8th	Toronto	0−3	Tampa	Rimer	Tampa Bay Times Forum (18896)	38−34−8	84
81	April 10th	Toronto	2-4	Florida	MacIntyre	BB & T Center (13110)	38−35−8	84
82	April 12th	Toronto	0−1	Ottawa	Rimer	Canadiene Thayer Center (20500)	38−36−8	84

Designations : Victory (2 points) Defeat (0 points) Defeat in overtime / on shootouts (1 point)

Player Stats

Regular season. All Players

No.	Player Name ^[28]	Position	AND	G	P	ABOUT	Shtr	+/-
81	Phil Kessel	P	82	37	43	80	27	-5
21	James van rimsdike	L	80	thirty	31	61	fifty	-9
43	Call Kadri	Ts	78	twenty	thirty	fifty	67	-eleven
42	Tyler bozak	Ts	58	19	thirty	49	fourteen	2
19	Joffrey Lupul	L	69	22	22	44	44	-fifteen
12	Mason Raymond	L	82	19	26	45	22	-6
3	Dion Fanoeuf	3	80	8	23	31	144	2
four	Cody franson	3	79	5	28	33	thirty	-twenty
51	Jake Gardiner	3	80	10	21	31	19	-3
44	Morgan Reilly	3	73	2	25	27	12	-13
41	Nikolay Kulemin	L	70	9	eleven	twenty	24	-four
36	Karl Gunnarsson	3	80	3	fourteen	17	34	12
fifteen	Paul ranger	3	53	6	8	fourteen	36	-one
63	Dave Bolland	Ts	23	8	four	12	24	-one
40	Troy Body	P	47	3	7	10	26	6
71	David clarkson	P	60	5	6	eleven	93	-fourteen
24	Peter Holland	Ts	39	5	5	10	16	one
eleven	Jay McClement	Ts	81	four	6	10	32	-8
23	Trevor Smith	Ts	28	four	5	9	four	-3
8	Tim Gleason	3	39	one	four	5	55	-fourteen
37	Carter Ashton	P	32	0	3	3	19	one
29th	Jerry D'Amigo	P	22	one	2	3	0	-one
32	Josh Livo	L	7	one	one	2	0	0
46	David broll	L	5	0	one	one	5	one
2	Mark Fraser	3	19	0	one	one	33	-8
45	Jonathan Bernier	AT	55	0	one	one	four	0
35	Drew McIntyre	AT	2	0	0	0	0	0
22	Jerrett Smithson	Ts	eighteen	0	0	0	9	-5
28	Colton orr	P	54	0	0	0	110	-3
38	Fraser McLaren	3	27	0	0	0	77	-2
59	Jamie Daven	L	2	0	0	0	0	-one
39	Greg Mackegg	Ts	one	0	0	0	0	0
26	John Michael Liles	3	6	0	0	0	0	-2
56	Spencer Abbott	L	one	0	0	0	0	-2
34	James rimer	AT	36	0	0	0	2	0
26	Petter Granberg	3	one	0	0	0	0	0

Regular season. Goalkeepers

No.	Player name	AND	Min	GP	Wed	AT	P	OTP	%	Dry
45	Jonathan Bernier	55	3084	139	2.70	26	19	7	92.2	one
34	James rimer	36	1785	97	3.26	12	16	one	91.1	one
35	Drew McIntyre	2	95	four	2,53	0	one	0	92.2	0

Team Composition

The composition of the team at the end of the season.

No.	Player	Position	Grab	Age	In the club with
45	Bernier, Jonathan! Jonathan Bernier	AT	Left	31 years	2013
40	Body, Troy! Troy Body	Mon	Right	34 years	2013
42	Bozak, Tyler! Tyler bozak	CN	Right	33 years	2009
63	Bolland, Dave! Dave Bolland	CN	Left	33 years	2013
51	Gardiner, Jake! Jake Gardiner	3	Left	29 years	2011
8	Gleason, Tim! Tim Gleason	3	Left	36 years	2014
36	Gunnarsson, Carl! Karl Gunnarsson	3	Left	32 years	2007
43	Kadri, let's land! Call Kadri	CN	Left	29 years	2009
81	Kessel, Phil! Phil Kessel	Mon	Right	32 years	2009
71	Clarkson, David! David clarkson	Mon	Right	35 years	2013
41	Kulemin, Nikolai! Nikolay Kulemin	Ln	Left	33 years	2006
19	Lupul, Joffrey! Joffrey Lupul	Mon	Right	36 years	2011
eleven	McClement, Jay! Jay mcclement	CN	Left	36 years	2012
28	Orr, Colton! Colton orr	Mon	Right	37 years	2009
44	Reilly, Morgan! Morgan Reilly	3	Left	25 years	2012
34	Raymer, James! James rimer	AT	Left	31 years	2006
fifteen	Ranger, Paul! Paul ranger	3	Left	35 years	2013
21	Rimsdike, James Van! James van rimsdike	Ln	Left	30 years	2012
12	Raymond, Mason! Mason Raymond	Ln	Left	34 years	2013
3	Fanof, Dion! Dion Fanoeuf	3	Left	34 years	2010
four	Franson, Cody! Cody franson	3	Right	32 years	2011

Changes in composition

Free Agents

date of	Player	Former club
July 5, 2013	David clarkson	New Jersey Devils ^[8]
July 6, 2013	Trevor Smith	Pittsburgh Penguins ^[29]
July 6, 2013	TJ Brennan	Florida Panthers ^[29]
April 2, 2013	Troy Body	Carolina Hurricanes ^[30]
September 24, 2013	Mason Raymond	Vancouver Canucks ^[11]

date of	Player	New club
July 5, 2013	Mike Komisarek	Carolina Hurricanes ^[31]
July 5, 2013	Ryan Hamilton	Edmonton oilers
July 6, 2013	Clark MacArthur	Ottawa Senators ^[32]
July 6, 2013	Mike Motto	Florida Panthers ^[33]
July 20, 2013	Michael Kostka	Chicago Blackhawks ^[34]
August 23, 2013	Mikhail Grabovsky	Washington Capitals ^[35]
September 2, 2013	Ryan O'Burn	Leo Prague ^[36]
	Tim Connolly	free agent

Exchanges

date of	In toronto	From the club	In return
June 23, 2013	In Jonathan Bernier	Los angeles kings	In Ben Scrivens PN Matt Frattin choice in the 2nd round of 2014 or 2015 ^[6]
June 30, 2013	CN Dave Bolland	Chicago Blackhawks	choice in round 2 2013 round 4 choice 2013 pick in the 4th round of 2014 ^[7]
September 29, 2013	pick in round 4 of 2014	Calgary Flames	CN Joe Colborn ^[37]
November 17, 2013	CN Peter Holland Mon Brad Stobitz	Anaheim Ducks	3 Jesse Blacker 2nd round pick 2014 selection in the 7th round of 2014 ^[38]
January 2, 2014	Z Tim Gleason	Carolina Hurricanes	Z John Michael Liles Z Dennis Robertson ^[39]
January 22, 2014	Mon Brandon Kozun	Los angeles kings	CN Andrew Crescenzi ^[40]
January 31, 2014	LN Teemu Hartikainen PN / Z Cam Abney	Edmonton oilers	Z Marc Fraser ^[41]

Bounce draft

date of	Player	Former club

date of	Player	New club

Renewal of Contracts

date of	Name	Amount	Duration
June 14, 2013	Drew McIntyre	0.6 million	1 year ^[42]
June 14, 2013	Colton orr	1.85 million	2 years ^[43]
July 5, 2013	Tyler bozak	21 million	5 years ^[9]
July 5, 2013	Fraser McLaren	1.4 million	2 years ^[29]
July 5, 2013	Jonathan Bernier	5.8 million	2 years ^[44]
July 5, 2013	David clarkson	36.75 million	7 years old ^[45]
July 11, 2013	Joe colborn	0.6 million	1 year ^[30]
July 11, 2013	Troy Body	0.6 million	1 year ^[30]
July 20, 2013	Christopher Gibson	1.95 million	3 years ^[46]
July 23, 2013	Karl Gunnarsson	9.45 million	3 years ^[10]
July 30, 2013	Mark Fraser	1.275 million	1 year ^[47]
July 31, 2013	Spencer Abbott	0.65 million	1 year ^[48]
September 10, 2013	Call Kadri	5.8 million	2 years ^[49]
September 24, 2013	Mason Raymond	1 million	1 year ^[11]
September 25, 2013	Cody franson	2 million	1 year ^[50]
December 31, 2013	Dion Fanoeuf	49 million	7 years ^[51]

NHL Draft

Round	Dormitory room	Player	Nationality
one	21	Frederic Gauthier (CN)	Canada
3	82	Carter Verhage (CN)	Canada
5	142	Fabrice Herzog (PN)	Switzerland
6	172	Antoine Bibault (B)	Canada
7	202	Andreas Younson (LN)	Sweden

Notes

↑ NHL unveils new division names
↑ Edmonton appoints Akins as new head coach
↑ Komarov: I thank everyone in Toronto, but I have reasons to return to the KHL
↑ Toronto bought out Komisarek’s contract
↑ Toronto striker Grabowski put up for bounce draft
↑ ¹ ² Los Angeles traded goalkeeper Bernier in Toronto
↑ ¹ ² NHL. Chicago traded Bolland to Toronto
↑ ¹ ² Forward Clarkson changed New Jersey to Toronto
↑ ¹ ² Toronto extended the contract with Bozak for five years
↑ ¹ ² Gunnarsson managed to negotiate with Toronto
↑ ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed a one-year contract with striker Raymond
↑ Forward Toronto Clarkson suspended for 10 matches
↑ NHL. Toronto put Fraser on long-term injured list
↑ Toronto - Columbus. Bozak will play in the match after a month's absence
↑ Kulemin was injured in training and will miss two weeks
↑ NHL. Kulemin removed from the list of injured
↑ NHL. Bolland was successfully operated on; recovery dates are unknown.
↑ NHL. Smithson signed a contract with Toronto before the end of the season
↑ Minnesota - Toronto. Backstrom injured
↑ Kadri is suspended for three matches (inaccessible link)
↑ NHL. Anaheim traded Holland and Stubitz to Toronto for Blacker and two picks at the 2014 draft
↑ NHL. Bozak dropped out indefinitely
↑ Toronto - Carolina. Bozak may take part in the match
↑ NHL. Winter Classic 2014. Detroit lost to Toronto on shootouts
↑ NHL. Forbes estimated Toronto at $ 1.15 billion
↑ NHL. Toronto received the largest operating profit over the past year - $ 48.7 million
↑ NHL. Detroit veterans defeated Toronto veterans twice in Winter Classics matches
↑ The composition of the team in the season 2013/2014 on the official website of the team
↑ ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed contracts with four hockey players
↑ ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed contracts with two forwards
↑ Defender Komisarek became a Carolina player
↑ Forward MacArthur replaced Toronto with Ottawa
↑ Defender Motto and striker Crabbe became Florida players
↑ Chicago signed contracts with three players
↑ Grabowski signed a one-year contract with Washington
↑ “Lion” replenished with defender O'Byrne and parted with defender Porseland
↑ Calgary acquired from Toronto striker Joe Colborn
↑ Toronto and Anaheim exchanged players
↑ Carolina and Toronto exchange defenders
↑ Leafs Acquire Kozun From Kings - Toronto Maple Leafs - News . Date of treatment May 17, 2015.
↑ Toronto exchanged Fraser for Edmonton to receive Hartikainen rights in return
↑ Toronto signed a one-year contract with goalkeeper McIntyre
↑ Orr extended his contract with Toronto
↑ Bernier extended his contract with Toronto
↑ DAVID CLARKSON-RW-TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS ( unopened ) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment August 14, 2013. Archived on August 7, 2013.
↑ Toronto signed a rookie contract with goalkeeper Gibson
↑ Toronto renewed defender Fraser contract
↑ Toronto signed a contract with Abbott
↑ Kadri signed with Toronto a new contract for $ 5.8 million
↑ Toronto agreed on a one-year contract with defense attorney Francon
↑ NHL. Toronto signed a seven-year contract with Fanuf for $ 49 million

Links

[1] NHL unveils new division names

[2] Edmonton appoints Akins as new head coach

[3] Komarov: I thank everyone in Toronto, but I have reasons to return to the KHL

[комисарек-4] Toronto bought out Komisarek’s contract

[5] Toronto striker Grabowski put up for bounce draft

[autogenerated2-6] ¹ ² Los Angeles traded goalkeeper Bernier in Toronto

[болланд-7] ¹ ² NHL. Chicago traded Bolland to Toronto

[autogenerated1-8] ¹ ² Forward Clarkson changed New Jersey to Toronto

[autogenerated3-9] ¹ ² Toronto extended the contract with Bozak for five years

[autogenerated4-10] ¹ ² Gunnarsson managed to negotiate with Toronto

[рэймонд-11] ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed a one-year contract with striker Raymond

[12] Forward Toronto Clarkson suspended for 10 matches

[13] NHL. Toronto put Fraser on long-term injured list

[14] Toronto - Columbus. Bozak will play in the match after a month's absence

[15] Kulemin was injured in training and will miss two weeks

[16] NHL. Kulemin removed from the list of injured

[17] NHL. Bolland was successfully operated on; recovery dates are unknown.

[18] NHL. Smithson signed a contract with Toronto before the end of the season

[19] Minnesota - Toronto. Backstrom injured

[20] Kadri is suspended for three matches (inaccessible link)

[21] NHL. Anaheim traded Holland and Stubitz to Toronto for Blacker and two picks at the 2014 draft

[22] NHL. Bozak dropped out indefinitely

[23] Toronto - Carolina. Bozak may take part in the match

[24] NHL. Winter Classic 2014. Detroit lost to Toronto on shootouts

[25] NHL. Forbes estimated Toronto at $ 1.15 billion

[26] NHL. Toronto received the largest operating profit over the past year - $ 48.7 million

[27] NHL. Detroit veterans defeated Toronto veterans twice in Winter Classics matches

[28] The composition of the team in the season 2013/2014 on the official website of the team

[смит-29] ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed contracts with four hockey players

[боди-30] ¹ ² ³ Toronto signed contracts with two forwards

[31] Defender Komisarek became a Carolina player

[32] Forward MacArthur replaced Toronto with Ottawa

[33] Defender Motto and striker Crabbe became Florida players

[34] Chicago signed contracts with three players

[35] Grabowski signed a one-year contract with Washington

[36] “Lion” replenished with defender O'Byrne and parted with defender Porseland

[37] Calgary acquired from Toronto striker Joe Colborn

[38] Toronto and Anaheim exchanged players

[39] Carolina and Toronto exchange defenders

[40] Leafs Acquire Kozun From Kings - Toronto Maple Leafs - News . Date of treatment May 17, 2015.

[41] Toronto exchanged Fraser for Edmonton to receive Hartikainen rights in return

[42] Toronto signed a one-year contract with goalkeeper McIntyre

[43] Orr extended his contract with Toronto

[44] Bernier extended his contract with Toronto

[45] DAVID CLARKSON-RW-TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS ( unopened ) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment August 14, 2013. Archived on August 7, 2013.

[46] Toronto signed a rookie contract with goalkeeper Gibson

[47] Toronto renewed defender Fraser contract

[48] Toronto signed a contract with Abbott

[49] Kadri signed with Toronto a new contract for $ 5.8 million

[50] Toronto agreed on a one-year contract with defense attorney Francon

[51] NHL. Toronto signed a seven-year contract with Fanuf for $ 49 million

Toronto Maple Leafs for the 2013/2014 season
Division	Atlantic 6th place
The conference	East 12th place
Statistics	38−36−8
Home meetings	24−16−1
Away meetings	14−20−7
Abandoned washers	231
Missed Washers	256
Team Information
General manager	Dave Nonis
Main coach	Randy carlyle
Captain	Dion Fanoeuf
Assistant captain	Joffrey Lupul Jay McClement Dave Bolland Karl Gunnarsson
Arena	Air Canada Center
Player Achievements
Abandoned washers	Phil Kessel (37)
Assists	Phil Kessel (43)
Points earned	Phil Kessel (80)
Penalty minutes	Dion Fanoeuf (144)
Plus or minus	Karl Gunnarsson (+12)
Victory	Jonathan Bernier (26)
Average number missed washers per match	Drew MacIntyre (2.53)
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Toronto Maple Leafs for the 2013/2014 season

Content

Offseason

Regular Season

Other

Standings

At the Eastern Conference

Match Schedule and Results

Preseason Matches

Regular Season

Player Stats

Regular season. All Players

Regular season. Goalkeepers

Team Composition

Changes in composition

Free Agents

Exchanges

Bounce draft

Renewal of Contracts

NHL Draft

See also

Notes

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