The Toronto Marlies are a professional American Hockey League (AHL) team based in Toronto, Ontario. They serve as the top minor-league affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL). Established in the 2005 season following the relocation of the St. John's Maple Leafs, the Marlies have played their home games at Coca-Cola Coliseum since their inaugural campaign.

Since their inception, the Marlies have been one of the AHL’s most competitive teams, consistently qualifying for the playoffs and earning multiple division titles. They reached the Calder Cup Finals in 2012, and captured their first Calder Cup championship in 2018 by defeating the Texas Stars in a seven-game series, and in 2026 against the Chicago Wolves.

In their inaugural season under the new name, the Marlies competed in the North Division, in the Western Conference, and established a foundation for future success. Their early years were highlighted by a strong affiliation with the Toronto Maple Leafs, which helped strengthen their roster and development system. They would qualify for the playoffs before falling to Grand Rapids in 5 games. In the 2007–08 season, the Marlies would win 50 games and record 109 points, winning the North Division and advancing to the Western Conference Finals, where they were defeated by the, eventual Calder Cup champions, Chicago Wolves in 5 games. The team continued to improve, culminating in their capturing of the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy during the 2015–16 and 2017–18 regular season for having the best record. In the playoffs that year.

Season-by-season results Calder Cup championsConference championsDivision championsLeague leader Records as of the end of the 2024–25 season. Regular seasonPlayoffsSeasonGamesWonLostOTLSOLPointsPCTGoalsforGoalsagainstStandingYearPrelims1stround2ndround3rdroundFinals2005–06 80 41 29 6 4 92 .575 270 263 4th, North 2006 — L, 1–4, GR ———2006–07 80 34 39 2 5 75 .469 220 270 6th, North 2007 Did not qualify2007–08 80 50 21 3 6 109 .681 246 203 1st, North 2008 — W, 4–3, SA W, 4–3, SYR L, 1–4, CHI —2008–09 80 39 29 5 7 90 .563 240 229 4th, North 2009 — L, 2–4, MTB ———2009–10 80 33 35 6 6 78 .488 193 261 5th, North 2010 Did not qualify2010–11 80 37 32 1 10 85 .531 228 219 5th, North 2011 Did not qualify2011–12 76 44 24 5 3 96 .632 217 175 1st, North 2012 — W, 3–0, RCH W, 4–1, ABB W, 4–1, OKC L, 0–4, NOR2012–13 76 43 23 3 7 96 .632 237 199 1st, North 2013 — W, 3–0, RCH L, 2–4, GR ——2013–14 76 45 25 2 4 96 .632 223 202 1st, North 2014 — W, 3–0, MIL W, 4–0, CHI L, 3–4, TEX —2014–15 76 40 27 9 0 89 .586 207 203 2nd, North 2015 — L, 2–3, GR ———2015–16 76 54 16 5 1 114 .750 294 191 1st, North 2016 — W, 3–0, BRI W, 4–3, ALB L, 1–4, HER —2016–17 76 42 29 4 1 89 .586 245 207 2nd, North 2017 — W, 3–1, ALB L, 3–4, SYR ——2017–18 76 54 18 2 2 112 .737 254 170 1st, North 2018 — W, 3–2, UTI W, 4–0, SYR W, 4–0, LV W, 4–3, TEX2018–19 76 39 24 9 4 91 .599 248 243 3rd, North 2019 — W, 3–0, RCH W, 4–0, CLE L, 2–4, CHA —2019–20 61 29 27 3 2 63 .516 206 212 7th, North 2020 Season cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic2020–21 35 16 17 0 2 34 .486 111 119 4th, Canadian 2021 No playoffs were held2021–22 72 37 30 4 1 79 .549 243 244 6th, North 2022 Did not qualify2022–23 72 42 24 4 2 90 .625 229 225 1st, North 2023 BYE W, 3–1, UTI L, 0–3, ROC ——2023–24 72 34 26 10 2 80 .556 249 220 5th, North 2024 L, 1–2, BEL ————2024–25 72 37 23 4 8 86 .597 209 197 4th, North 2025 L, 0–2, CLE ————2025–267236265582.5692292284th, North2026W, 2–1, ROCW, 3–2, LAVW, 3–2, CLEW, 4–2, WBSW, 4–1, CHI Totals 1544 826 544 92 82 1826 .562 4798 4480 15 playoff appearances -Indicates league leading: most shootout losses

-Indicates league leading: fewest losses

-Indicates league leading: fewest goals against

Franchise totals All-time records + Franchise totals Affiliation Regular season Postseason Composite GP W L T OTL SOL GP W L GP W L T OTL SOL Toronto Marlies (2005–2026) 1544 826 544 0 92 82 15 170 98 72 1714 924 616 0 92 92 All-time series record: 23–13

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External links Toronto Marlies official website