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Featured are two Toronto Maple Leafs calendars for 2009 from our pro hockey category.  The Leafs were founded in 1927 and have won eleven Stanley Cups.  The 2009 Toronto Maple Leafs calendars show Brian McCabe, T. Kaberle, and more.

 

 Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 Wall Calendar

Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 Wall Calendar

 

 

Toronto Maple Leafs

2009 Wall Calendar

 

 

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 Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 Desk Calendar

Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 Desk Calendar

 

 

Maple Leafs Hockey

2009 Daily Calendar

 

 

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Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 Calendars

Originally the Arenas and then the St. Patricks, the ice hockey team from Toronto did not become the Maple Leafs until 1927.  They have won thirteen championships in all, with two coming before the name change.  New players adorn the 2009 Toronto Maple Leafs team calendar.  Their top guns are Mats Sundin, Darcy Tucker, Michael Peca, Bryan McCabe, and Tomas Kaberle.  A majority of the Toronto Maple Leafs players are from Canada, but some hail from the Czech Republic, Sweden, and Ukraine.  They have retired two players in their 80 year history.  On the right is the Toronto Maple Leafs 2009 daily calendar, which educates you on the team.  They last won the Cup in 1967.

 

 

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