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Toronto Maple Leafs Tickets

The Toronto Maple Leafs began competing in the National Hockey League in 1917, and from the first face-off until now they've proudly been located in Toronto, Ontario. The Maple Leafs are a Northeast Division squad in the NHL's Eastern Conference, and in addition to their 5 division titles the Toronto team has an amazing 13 Stanley Cup Trophies! The Maple Leafs love their passionate fan base in Toronto, ON and you definitely won't have to worry about box office tickets going unused here. The Maple Leafs play hockey at the Air Canada Center, which is located at 40 Bay Street in Toronto, Ontario, and it's a fantastic place to see an NHL game. Air Canada Center has a seating capacity of nearly 19,000 seats, and its box office has enjoyed tremendous ticket sales as Leafs fans fill the arena in Toronto with regularity. The 2007-2008 season saw the Maple Leafs narrowly miss the playoffs, but they finished with a winning record nonetheless because of good play and leadership from Mats Sundin and Tomas Kaberle.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will look different during the 2008-2009 NHL season as GM Cliff Fletcher, who took over the reins in January 2008, decided to let go of former head coach Paul Maurice and promoted former San Jose Sharks coach Ron Wilson. The Maple Leafs also added a ton of talent to the roster, as Jamal Mayers, Mikhail Grabovski, and Curtis Joseph are playing in Ontario this season. The team's ownership group, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment LTD., felt that new talent was necessary to move to the top of the Northeast Division and over their rivals, the Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens, Buffalo Sabres, and Ottawa Senators. Air Canada Center box office tickets are always in high demand, especially with event tickets being highlighted by the Eastern Conference battles vs. Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils, and New York Rangers. Some of the premier Western Conference powers like the defending Stanley Cup Champion Detroit Red Wings, Anaheim Ducks, and Vancouver Canucks also visit Air Canada Center, and these popular tickets are going to fly out of the box office. So come and see the new-look Toronto Maple Leafs at Air Canada Center in Toronto, Ontario, as they pursue their 14th Stanley Cup Trophy during the 2008-2009 National Hockey League season.

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