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Toronto Marlies

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2011-2012

2011-2012 Toronto Marlies Roster

	#	Player	A	Born	Birthplace	HT	WT	S
GOALTENDERS
	#31	Chris Noonan (G)	37	1987	Portage, MI, USA	183	77	L
	#1	Mark Owuya (G)	35	1989	Stockholm, SWE	187	88	L
	#40	Jussi Rynnäs (G)	37	1987	Pori, FIN	196	98	L
	#30	Ben Scrivens (G)	38	1986	Spruce Grove, AB, CAN	189	90	L
DEFENSEMEN
	#3	Keith Aulie (D)	35	1989	Rouleau, SK, CAN	198	105	L
	#27	Jesse Blacker (D)	33	1991	Toronto, ON, CAN	182	86	R
	#6	Josh Engel (D)	40	1984	Rice Lake, WI, USA	191	92	L
	#4	Jeff Finger (D)"A"	44	1979	Houghton, MI, USA	185	95	R
	#2	Mark Fraser (D)	38	1986	Ottawa, ON, CAN	193	100	L
	#19	Jake Gardiner (D)	34	1990	Minneapolis, MN, USA	188	92	L
	#24	Simon Gysbers (D)	37	1987	Richmond Hill, ON, CAN	193	91	R
	#5	Korbinian Holzer (D)	36	1988	München, GER	190	99	R
	#21	Matt Lashoff (D)	38	1986	East Greenbush, NY, USA	188	94	L
	#37	Ray Macias (D)Loan	38	1986	Long Beach, CA, USA	188	88	R
	#37	Andrew Martens (D)	43	1981	Calgary, AB, CAN	186	93	L
	#26	Juraj Mikus (D)	35	1988	Trencin, SVK	194	96	L
	#33	Drew Paris (D)	36	1988	Pointe-Claire, QC, CAN	193	100	R
	#3	Stuart Percy (D)	31	1993	Oakville, ON, CAN	185	89	L
FORWARDS
	#15	Spencer Abbott (W/C)	36	1988	Hamilton, ON, CAN	175	77	R
	#14	Will Acton (C/LW)	37	1987	Edina, MN, USA	191	92	L
	#18	Carter Ashton (LW/RW)	33	1991	Winnipeg, MB, CAN	194	95	L
	#47	Darryl Boyce (C/W)	40	1984	Summerside, PE, CAN	183	86	L
	#16	Tyler Brenner (C/RW/D)	36	1988	Waterloo, ON, CAN	188	91	R
	#37	David Broll (LW)	31	1993	Mississauga, ON, CAN	188	107	L
	#17	Luca Caputi (LW)	36	1988	Toronto, ON, CAN	191	98	L
	#20	Matt Caruana (C)	39	1985	Orono, ON, CAN	184	79	L
	#22	Joe Colborne (C/W)	34	1990	Calgary, AB, CAN	196	100	L
	#15	Joey Crabb (RW)	41	1983	Anchorage, AK, USA	185	86	R
	#29	Jerry D'Amigo (RW/LW)	33	1991	Binghamton, NY, USA	180	91	L
	#17	Nicolas Deschamps (W/C)	34	1990	LaSalle, QC, CAN	185	93	L
	#11	Philippe Dupuis (C/RW)	39	1985	Laval, QC, CAN	183	85	R
	#23	Matt Frattin (LW/RW)	36	1988	Edmonton, AB, CAN	183	93	R
	#33	Richard Greenop (C)	35	1989	Oshawa, ON, CAN	193	105	R
	#12	Ryan Hamilton (LW)"C"	39	1985	Oshawa, ON, CAN	188	99	L
	#10	Brayden Irwin (C/RW)	37	1987	Toronto, ON, CAN	196	98	R
	#13	Nazem Kadri (C)	34	1990	London, ON, CAN	183	87	L
	#32	Joshua Leivo (LW/RW)	31	1993	Innisfil, ON, CAN	188	87	R
	#28	Dale Mitchell (RW)	35	1989	Etobicoke, ON, CAN	175	93	R
	#9	Marcel Müller (LW/C)	36	1988	Berlin, GER	193	104	L
	#39	Kyle Neuber (RW)	35	1989	London, ON, CAN	186	102	R
	#28	Colton Orr (RW)	42	1982	Winnipeg, MB, CAN	191	101	R
	#38	Jay Rosehill (LW)	39	1985	Olds, AB, CAN	191	98	L
	#25	Kenneth Ryan (RW)	33	1991	Franklin, MI, USA	183	93	R
	#8	Greg Scott (C)	36	1988	Victoria, BC, CAN	183	87	R
	#7	Kelsey Wilson (LW)	38	1986	Geraldton, ON, CAN	185	95	L
	#93	Mike Zigomanis (C)"A"	43	1981	North York, ON, CAN	185	91	R

Position: G: 4, D: 11, F: 22Av Age: 25.05 yearsAv Ht: 188.14 cmAv Wt: 93.43 kgCompare with other teams »

2011-2012 Toronto Marlies Staff

Head CoachDallas Eakins
Asst. CoachChris Dennis
Asst. CoachGord Dineen
Asst. CoachDerek King
Goaltending CoachJean-Ian Filiatrault
Team ManagerBradley Lynn
Asst. Equipment ManagerNick Hornby
Conditioning CoachMark Fitzgerald
Head Athletic TherapistPaul Ayotte
Head Equipment ManagerHenning Aagard-Svendsen

Team Staff History

2011-2012 Toronto Marlies Captains

"C"

Ryan Hamilton

"A"

Team Captaincy History

Toronto Marlies Facts

Plays in: American Hockey League
Team Colors: Blue + White
Town: Toronto, ON, CAN Map
Founded: 2005

2011-2012 Toronto Marlies Roster Facts

Nationalities

32 players
9 players
2 players
1 player
1 player
1 player

Experience

Toronto Marlies: 3 113 GP
NHL: 1 711 GP
WC: 39 GP
OG: 8 GP
SHL: 60 GP
HockeyAllsvenskan: 71 GP
Liiga: 31 GP
AHL: 6 238 GP
DEL: 323 GP

Affiliated Team(s)

Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL)
Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL)

Arena Information

Arena Name: Coca-Cola Coliseum
Location: Toronto, ON, CAN
Capacity: 7 851
Construction Year: 1921

Toronto Marlies Games

date	home	visiting	score	league
09/11/2024 21:00 UTC	Charlotte Checkers	Toronto Marlies	-	AHL
02/11/2024 23:00 UTC	Cleveland Monsters	Toronto Marlies	4 - 2	AHL
26/10/2024 23:00 UTC	Belleville Senators	Toronto Marlies	2 - 1 (SO)	AHL
25/10/2024 23:00 UTC	Toronto Marlies	Belleville Senators	4 - 3 (SO)	AHL
20/10/2024 20:00 UTC	Toronto Marlies	Utica Comets	4 - 0	AHL

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Latest Transactions

03/10/2024

confirmed

Rhett Parsons (D)

Joining fromMedicine Hat Tigers

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18/09/2024

confirmed

Neil Shea (F)

Leaving forColorado Eagles

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12/09/2024

extension

Joseph Blandisi (F)

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11/09/2024

extension

Matteo Pietroniro (D)

extension

extension

extension

Robert Mastrosimone (F)

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confirmed

Ryan McCleary (D)

Joining fromSwift Current Broncos

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Toronto Marlies History and Standings

season	league	GP	W	L	T	OTW	OTL	GF	GA	PTS	PPG	rank	postseason
2024-2025	AHL	8	6	1	-	-	1	26	17	13	1.63	3	-
2023-2024	AHL	72	34	26	-	-	12	249	220	80	1.11	5	First round loss
2022-2023	AHL	72	42	24	-	-	6	229	225	90	1.25	1	Division Final loss
2021-2022	AHL	72	37	30	-	-	5	243	244	79	1.1	6	Did not make playoffs
2020-2021	AHL	35	16	17	-	-	2	111	119	34	0.97	4	No playoffs held
2019-2020	AHL	61	29	27	-	-	5	206	212	63	1.03	7	Playoffs Cancelled
2018-2019	AHL	76	39	24	-	-	13	248	243	91	1.2	3	Conference Final loss
2017-2018	AHL	76	54	18	-	-	4	254	170	112	1.47	1	Champion
2016-2017	AHL	76	42	29	-	-	5	245	207	89	1.17	2	Conference SF loss
2015-2016	AHL	76	54	16	-	-	6	294	191	114	1.5	1	Conference Final loss
2014-2015	AHL	76	31	27	-	9	9	207	203	89	1.17	2	Conference QF loss
2013-2014	AHL	76	45	25	-	-	6	223	202	96	1.26	1	Conference Final loss
2012-2013	AHL	76	33	23	-	10	10	237	199	96	1.26	1	Conference SF loss
2011-2012	AHL	76	33	24	-	11	8	217	175	96	1.26	1	Final loss
2010-2011	AHL	80	37	32	-	1	10	228	219	85	1.06	5	Did not make playoffs
2009-2010	AHL	80	21	35	-	12	12	193	261	78	0.98	5	Did not make playoffs
2008-2009	AHL	80	30	29	-	9	12	240	229	90	1.13	4	Division Semifinal loss
2007-2008	AHL	80	44	21	-	6	9	246	203	109	1.36	1	Conference Final loss
2006-2007	AHL	80	24	39	-	10	7	220	270	75	0.94	6	Did not make playoffs
2005-2006	AHL	80	34	29	-	7	10	270	263	92	1.15	4	Conference QF loss

Where Are They Now?

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Nationalities Throughout History

Elite Prospects Notes and Trivia

History:

The Toronto Marlies was founded in 2005 when the Toronto Maple Leafs relocated the St. John's Maple Leafs to Toronto, ON. Despite the Leafs popularity in Newfoundland, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the St. John's Maple Leafs, opted relocate its AHL franchise to Toronto.

The Toronto Maple Leafs management indicated that reason for the relocation was based on geography. When the Newmarket Saints relocated to St. John's, NL, in the early 1990s the AHL thrived in Atlantic Canada with teams in Fredection, NB, Halifax, NS, Moncton, NB and Sydney, NS. By 2003 all the other franchises had either relocated or ceased operations, leaving the St. John's Maple Leafs some 900 miles (1450km) away from the closest AHL team in Portland, ME. The long distance travel was seen as detrimental to player development.

A window of opportunity to move the franchise opened up when the Edmonton Oilers AHL affiliate Toronto Roadrunners relocated from Toronto to Edmonton, AB, in 2004 and left the city owned Ricoh Coliseum without a tenant. On July 1, 2005 MLSE leased the arena from the city and moved its AHL franchise to Toronto for the 2005-06 season.

The team was named Toronto Marlies in reference to a former team known as the Toronto Marlboros that once operated as a developmental affiliate of the Maple Leafs. That team was founded as the Toronto Marlborough Athletic Club, but was commonly known as the Toronto Marlboros. The team took its name from the 9th Duke of Marlborough, Charles Spencer-Churchill, an to uncle of Sir Winston Churchill, a former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The Marlies play in uniforms that are nearly identical to the uniforms worn by the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team has used the Toronto Marlboros logo as a secondary logo on special third jerseys, paying tribute to the former team. The team adopted the Marlboros logo as the primary logo for the 2016-17 season.