Leafs Record by Month - Last 5 Years

[TopCheeseShotta]

I know the only months that matter are after April of course (lol) - but this was eye-opening for me, at least.

The team often gets a bad rap for the Dec/Jan months, but over the last 5 years, here is their month by month record. The final column likely being the most relevant here:

MTH	RECORD	PTS	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS%
Oct	19-15-5	43	39	19	15	5	0.551
Nov	38-9-6	82	53	38	9	6	0.774
Dec	26-15-6	58	47	26	15	6	0.617
Jan	31-12-5	67	48	31	12	5	0.698
Feb	31-12-2	64	45	31	12	2	0.711
Mar	30-21-5	65	56	30	21	5	0.58
Apr	30-10-6	66	46	30	10	6	0.717
May	3-1-2	8	6	3	1	2	0.667

We all know in Nov they're a God squad - but who knew April and Feb were above .700 too...?!?!

Notorious slow Octobers aside, we need to keep an eye on March this year to see if this core/coach has changed anything - and we can clinch the division. Thoughts??

Source:

Toronto Maple Leafs Record By Month Last 5 Seasons | StatMuse

The Toronto Maple Leafs are 19-15-5 in Octobers since 2020-21.

www.statmuse.com

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[ToneDog]

I know the only months that matter are after April of course (lol) - but this was eye-opening for me, at least.

The team often gets a bad rap for the Dec/Jan months, but over the last 5 years, here is their month by month record. The final column likely being the most relevant here:

MTH	RECORD	PTS	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS%
Oct	19-15-5	43	39	19	15	5	0.551
Nov	38-9-6	82	53	38	9	6	0.774
Dec	26-15-6	58	47	26	15	6	0.617
Jan	31-12-5	67	48	31	12	5	0.698
Feb	31-12-2	64	45	31	12	2	0.711
Mar	30-21-5	65	56	30	21	5	0.58
Apr	30-10-6	66	46	30	10	6	0.717
May	3-1-2	8	6	3	1	2	0.667

We all know in Nov they're a God squad - but who knew April and Feb were above .700 too...?!?!

Notorious slow Octobers aside, we need to keep an eye on March this year to see if this core/coach has changed anything - and we can clinch the division. Thoughts??

Source:

Toronto Maple Leafs Record By Month Last 5 Seasons | StatMuse

The Toronto Maple Leafs are 19-15-5 in Octobers since 2020-21.

www.statmuse.com

You forgot August. LOL

 

[SprDaVE]

I know the only months that matter are after April of course (lol) - but this was eye-opening for me, at least.

The team often gets a bad rap for the Dec/Jan months, but over the last 5 years, here is their month by month record. The final column likely being the most relevant here:

MTH	RECORD	PTS	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS%
Oct	19-15-5	43	39	19	15	5	0.551
Nov	38-9-6	82	53	38	9	6	0.774
Dec	26-15-6	58	47	26	15	6	0.617
Jan	31-12-5	67	48	31	12	5	0.698
Feb	31-12-2	64	45	31	12	2	0.711
Mar	30-21-5	65	56	30	21	5	0.58
Apr	30-10-6	66	46	30	10	6	0.717
May	3-1-2	8	6	3	1	2	0.667

We all know in Nov they're a God squad - but who knew April and Feb were above .700 too...?!?!

Notorious slow Octobers aside, we need to keep an eye on March this year to see if this core/coach has changed anything - and we can clinch the division. Thoughts??

Source:

Toronto Maple Leafs Record By Month Last 5 Seasons | StatMuse

The Toronto Maple Leafs are 19-15-5 in Octobers since 2020-21.

www.statmuse.com

I think December feels worse because November is usually where they dominate and go on a win streak, and then they fall back down to earth.

I'm surprised by February though. Last season in particular Feb/March felt rough.

 

[1specter]

I think December feels worse because November is usually where they dominate and go on a win streak, and then they fall back down to earth.

I'm surprised by February though. Last season in particular Feb/March felt rough.

No if anything last season December/January looked really rough as Samsonov was unplayable, Woll was hurt and we were relying on Martin Jones in net while up front our depth was really struggling. Samsonov eventually turned it around and then the infamous Ridly Greig incident happened mid-Feb which triggered a turnaround for the team as they finished the season strong and really picked up their scoring as well.

 

[TopCheeseShotta]

For reference this year's contribution are:

Oct = 6-4-1 .600 vs 5 yr .551 avg
Nov = 8-3-1 .666 vs 5 yr .774 avg
Dec = 9-6 .600 vs 5 yr .617 avg

Sooo, pretty close to normal - maybe not as hot as usual lately, but some pretty obvious injury issues so far too.