1930–31 Toronto Maple Leafs season

The 1930–31 Toronto Maple Leafs season was Toronto's 14th season in the National Hockey League (NHL) and their last season in the old Arena Gardens. They would play in Maple Leaf Gardens the next season. The Maple Leafs finished 2nd in the Canadian Division and lost in the Quarter-finals to the Chicago Black Hawks 4 goals to 3.
==Regular Season==
===Final Standings===
===Game Log===
Regular Season Results	Regular Season Results	Regular Season Results	Regular Season Results	Regular Season Results 	Regular Season Results
No. 	R 	Date 	Score 	Opponent 	Record
1 	T 	November 13, 1930 	0–0 OT 	New York Americans (1930–31) 	0–0–1
2 	W 	November 15, 1930 	4–0 	Philadelphia Quakers (1930–31) 	1–0–1
3 	W 	November 18, 1930 	3–0 	@ Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	2–0–1
4 	T 	November 20, 1930 	0–0 OT 	@ New York Americans (1930–31) 	2–0–2
5 	W 	November 22, 1930 	2–0 	Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	3–0–2
6 	L 	November 25, 1930 	1–2 	@ Philadelphia Quakers (1930–31)	3–1–2
7 	W 	November 29, 1930 	4–2 	Detroit Falcons (1930–31) 	4–1–2
8 	L 	December 2, 1930 	2–3 	@ Boston Bruins (1930–31) 	4–2–2
9 	W 	December 6, 1930 	4–2 	New York Rangers (1930–31) 	5–2–2
10 	L 	December 9, 1930 	1–2 	@ Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	5–3–2
11 	L 	December 13, 1930 	3–7 	Boston Bruins (1930–31) 	5–4–2
12 	L 	December 18, 1930 	1–2 	Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	5–5–2
13 	W 	December 20, 1930 	3–1 	Chicago Black Hawks (1930–31) 	6–5–2
14 	T 	December 23, 1930 	4–4 OT 	@ Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	6–5–3
15 	L 	December 25, 1930 	1–10 	@ Detroit Falcons (1930–31) 	6–6–3
16 	W 	December 28, 1930 	3–2 	@ Chicago Black Hawks (1930–31) 	7–6–3
17 	W 	January 1, 1931 	2–0 	New York Americans (1930–31) 	8–6–3
18 	W 	January 3, 1931 	2–1 	Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	9–6–3
19 	T 	January 6, 1931 	2–2 OT 	@ Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	9–6–4
20 	W 	January 8, 1931 	1–0 	Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	10–6–4
21 	L 	January 10, 1931 	1–6 	@ Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	10–7–4
22 	T 	January 15, 1931 	1–1 OT 	@ New York Rangers (1930–31) 	10–7–5
23 	W 	January 17, 1931 	3–1 	Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	11–7–5
24 	W 	January 22, 1931 	4–2 	@ Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	12–7–5
25 	W 	January 24, 1931 	5–2 	Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	13–7–5
26 	L 	January 27, 1931 	2–3 	@ New York Americans (1930–31) 	13–8–5
27 	W 	January 29, 1931 	3–2 	@ Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	14–8–5
28 	W 	January 31, 1931 	3–2 	Philadelphia Quakers (1930–31) 	15–8–5
29 	L 	February 1, 1931 	0–2 	@ Detroit Falcons (1930–31) 	15–9–5
30 	L 	February 3, 1931 	1–2 	@ Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	15–10–5
31 	W 	February 7, 1931 	2–0 	New York Americans (1930–31) 	16–10–5
32 	T 	February 14, 1931 	1–1 OT 	Detroit Falcons (1930–31) 	16–10–6
33 	L 	February 19, 1931 	1–2 	Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	16–11–6
34 	W 	February 21, 1931 	4–2 	Boston Bruins (1930–31) 	17–11–6
35 	T 	February 24, 1931 	1–1 OT 	@ New York Americans (1930–31) 	17–11–7
36 	L 	February 26, 1931 	1–4 	@ New York Rangers (1930–31) 	17–12–7
37 	T 	February 28, 1931 	5–5 OT 	Montreal Canadiens (1930–31) 	17–12–8
38 	W 	March 3, 1931 	5–1 	@ Philadelphia Quakers (1930–31)	18–12–8
39 	L 	March 5, 1931 	5–6 	Montreal Maroons (1930–31) 	18–13–8
40 	W 	March 7, 1931 	5–2 	New York Rangers (1930–31) 	19–13–8
41 	T 	March 10, 1931 	3–3 OT 	@ Boston Bruins (1930–31) 	19–13–9
42 	W 	March 15, 1931 	2–1 	@ Chicago Black Hawks (1930–31) 	20–13–9
43 	W 	March 19, 1931 	8–2 	Chicago Black Hawks (1930–31) 	21–13–9
44 	W 	March 21, 1931 	9–6 	@ Ottawa Senators (1930–31) 	22–13–9
==Playoffs==
===Chiacgo Black Hawks 4 Goals, Toronto Maple Leafs 3 Goals===
The Leafs played the Chicago Black Hawks in the playoffs. Stewart Adams scored the series winning goal in overtime in Game 2.
Quarter Final
2 games total goals
*March 24 Chicago 2 @ Toronto 2
*March 26 Toronto 1 @ Chicago 2 (OT)
Chicago beat Toronto 4 goals to 3.
==Player Stats==
===Regular Season===
;Scoring
Player	Pos 	GP	G 	A 	Pts	PIM
 	RW 	37	31	12	43 	78
 	RW 	40	23	19	42 	46
 	C 	38	9 	32	41 	18
 	LW 	43	18	13	31 	81
 	LW 	43	12	17	29 	45
 	D 	44	7 	14	21 	63
 	C 	44	11	8 	19 	32
 	D 	44	1 	13	14 	56
 	D 	42	1 	11	12 	71
 	C/LW	8 	4 	2 	6 	4
 	C 	1 	1 	0 	1 	0
 	D 	8 	0 	1 	1 	2
 	RW 	2 	0 	0 	0 	4
 	D 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0
 	RW 	6 	0 	0 	0 	0
 	RW/D	21	0 	0 	0 	12
 	G 	7 	0 	0 	0 	0
 	G 	37	0 	0 	0 	0
;Goaltending
Player	MIN 	GP	W 	L 	T	GA	GAA 	SO
 	2300	37	21	8 	8	80	2.09	6
 	430 	7 	1 	5 	1	19	2.65	2
Team: 	2730	44	22	13	9	99	2.18	8
===Playoffs===
;Scoring
Player	Pos 	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
 	D 	2 	0	3	3 	7
 	RW 	2 	1	1	2 	0
 	C 	2 	1	0	1 	0
 	D 	2 	1	0	1 	0
 	RW 	2 	0	1	1 	0
 	D 	1 	0	0	0 	0
 	LW 	2 	0	0	0 	2
 	C/LW	2 	0	0	0 	0
 	D 	2 	0	0	0 	4
 	LW 	2 	0	0	0 	0
 	D 	2 	0	0	0 	0
 	C 	2 	0	0	0 	0
 	G 	2 	0	0	0 	0
;Goaltending
Player	MIN	GP	W	L	GA	GAA 	SO
 	139	2 	0	1	4 	1.73	0
Team: 	139	2 	0	1	4 	1.73	0
Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes; PPG = Power-play goals; SHG = Short-handed goals; GWG = Game-winning goals 
MIN = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; GA = Goals-against; GAA = Goals-against average; SO = Shutouts 
==Awards and Records==
*King Clancy, Defense, NHL First Team All-Star
==Gallery==
30-31NHLTorontoGameAd.jpg|Opening Game
30-31NHLTorontoTicketsAd.jpg|Ticket Notice
10Mar1931-Bruins_Leafs_action.jpg|Bruins #5 Dit Clapper, #7 Cooney Weiland battle Leafs #4 Hap Day and goalie Lorne Chabot on March 10, 1931.
==See Also==
*1930–31 NHL season
==References==
Category:Toronto Maple Leafs seasons
Category:1930 in hockey
Category:1931 in hockey