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July 24, 2007	Featured article candidate	Not promoted
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March 31, 2017	Good article nominee	Not listed
March 4, 2018	Good article nominee	Listed
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Section sizes

Section size for Toronto Maple Leafs (42 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	7,800	7,800
Team history	105	92,632
Early years (1917–1927)	6,942	6,942
Conn Smythe era (1927–1961)	5,225	19,820
Opening of Maple Leaf Gardens (1930s)	5,948	5,948
The first dynasty (1940s)	5,019	5,019
The Barilko Curse (1950s)	3,628	3,628
New owners and a new dynasty (1961–1971)	8,355	8,355
The Ballard years (1971–1990)	9,520	9,520
Resurgence (1990–2004)	4,474	12,625
New home and a new millennium (1998–2004)	8,151	8,151
After the lockout (2005–2014)	12,511	12,511
Brendan Shanahan era (2014–present)	22,754	22,754
Team culture	20	27,843
Fan base	14,206	14,206
Rivalries	2,019	13,617
Boston Bruins	2,373	2,373
Detroit Red Wings	3,426	3,426
Montreal Canadiens	3,950	3,950
Ottawa Senators	1,849	1,849
Team operations	23	44,035
Branding	18	16,324
Logo and uniform	15,499	15,499
Mascot	807	807
Broadcasting	4,670	4,670
Home arenas and practice facilities	8,620	8,620
Minor league affiliates	6,007	6,007
Ownership	8,391	8,391
Season-by-season record	1,493	1,493
Players and personnel	29	11,456
Current roster	55	55
Team captains	5,930	5,930
Head coaches	2,292	2,292
Draft picks	2,391	2,391
Announcers	759	759
Team and league honours	2,711	25,966
Retired numbers	10,366	10,366
Hall of Fame	4,228	4,228
Franchise career leaders	8,661	8,661
See also	151	151
References	1,962	1,962
External links	2,840	2,840
Total	216,178	216,178

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New Coach[edit]

Add LEAFS new head coach, Craig Berube Yearious (talk) 21:32, 17 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Done, but not by me. Johnny Au (talk/contributions) 00:24, 18 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]