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#	EVENT	DATE	VENUE	TICKETS
1	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Detroit Red Wings	November 07, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
2	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Minnesota Wild	November 10, 2009 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
3	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Calgary Flames	November 14, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
4	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Washington Capitals	November 21, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
5	Toronto Maple Leafs vs New York Islanders	November 23, 2009 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
6	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Buffalo Sabres	November 30, 2009 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
7	Toronto Maple Leafs Skills Competition	December 06, 2009 Sunday - 12:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
8	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Atlanta Thrashers	December 07, 2009 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
9	Toronto Maple Leafs vs New York Islanders	December 09, 2009 Wednesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
10	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Washington Capitals	December 12, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
11	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Ottawa Senators	December 14, 2009 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
12	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Phoenix Coyotes	December 16, 2009 Wednesday - 7:30 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
13	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Boston Bruins	December 19, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
14	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Buffalo Sabres	December 21, 2009 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
15	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal Canadiens	December 26, 2009 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
16	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Florida Panthers	January 05, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
17	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Pittsburgh Penguins	January 09, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
18	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Carolina Hurricanes	January 12, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
19	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Philadelphia Flyers	January 14, 2010 Thursday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
20	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Los Angeles Kings	January 26, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
21	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Vancouver Canucks	January 30, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
22	Toronto Maple Leafs vs New Jersey Devils	February 02, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
23	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Ottawa Senators	February 06, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
24	Toronto Maple Leafs vs San Jose Sharks	February 08, 2010 Monday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
25	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Carolina Hurricanes	March 02, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
26	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Boston Bruins	March 09, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
27	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Tampa Bay Lightning	March 11, 2010 Thursday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
28	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Edmonton Oilers	March 13, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
29	Toronto Maple Leafs vs New Jersey Devils	March 18, 2010 Thursday - 7:30 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
30	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal Canadiens	March 20, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
31	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Florida Panthers	March 23, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
32	Toronto Maple Leafs vs New York Rangers	March 27, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
33	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Atlanta Thrashers	March 30, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
34	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Buffalo Sabres	April 01, 2010 Thursday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
35	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Boston Bruins	April 03, 2010 Saturday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN
36	Toronto Maple Leafs vs Philadelphia Flyers	April 06, 2010 Tuesday - 7:00 PM	Air Canada Centre (Hockey) Toronto, ON, CAN

Toronto Maple Leafs History:

On January 28, 2006, the Toronto Maple Leafs lost their eighth game in a row, their first streak of that length in 10 years, before head coach Pat Quinn joined the team. That was a home overtime loss versus arch-nemesis Montreal Canadiens, and when Montreal right-winger Alexei Kovalev caught Toronto backup goalie Mikael Tellqvist with an empty-net goal, the game turned by way of Montreal, and eventually Saku Koivu would lock up the Leafs in overtime in a low-shooting game, 4-3. The streak was snapped on January 30, 2006, with a win against the Florida Panthers. In which goaltender Ed Belfour recorded his 447th career win to move in to second place on the all time wins list.

Despite a late-season surge, which included more ice time for goaltender Jean-Sébastien Aubin, the Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated from playoff contention for the first time since 1998 on April 15, 2006. This marked the first time that the team missed the playoffs under Coach Pat Quinn, and as a result he was fired along with assistant coach Rick Ley five days later. Defenseman Aki Berg left the team shortly afterwards. Paul Maurice, the former head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs' AHL affiliate, the Toronto Marlies, and a former NHL head coach who led the Carolina Hurricanes to victory over the Leafs in the 2002 Eastern Conference final was announced as Pat Quinn's replacement.

After much speculation on whether Bryan McCabe would remain a Maple Leaf or not, Toronto wrote up a five-year contract on June 1st, which McCabe signed on June 28, which means that McCabe will remain in Toronto for at least half another decade. At the 2006 NHL Entry Draft the Leafs selected Jiri Tlusty with the 13th Overall pick. On the same day, the Leafs traded 2005 first round pick Tuukka Rask to the Boston Bruins for Goaltender Andrew Raycroft. Raycroft will fight Aubin and Tellqvist to take over as #1 goaltender.

After the 2005-2006 NHL season, the Toronto Maple Leafs bought out the contract of long-time fan favorite, Tie Domi. In addition to Domi, the Maple Leafs also decided against picking up the option year on the contract of goaltender Ed Belfour. Both players became free agents on July 1, 2006, effectively ending their tenures with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

On July 1, 2006 the Maple Leafs signed free agent defensemen Hal Gill (from Boston) and Pavel Kubina (from Tampa Bay) to long term deals. Also, on July 18th the Maple Leafs made official the signing of free agent Center Michael Peca (from Edmonton) to a one year, $2.5 million Contract.

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