50 Man Contract Count List

Toronto Maple Leafs 50 Player Contract Limit

Total Contracts is 48 out of 50 used

1. Kessel, Phil
2. Connolly, Tim
3. Lupul, Joffrey
4. Lombardi, Matthew
5. MacArthur, Clarke
6. Armstrong, Colby
7. Grabovski, M.
8. Kulemin, Nikolai
9. Kadri, Nazem
10. Bozak, Tyler
11. Orr, Colton
12. Brown, Mike
13. Boyce, Darryl
14. Dupuis, Philippe
15. Rosehill, Jay
16. Phaneuf, Dion
17. Komisarek, Mike
18. Liles, J.M.
19. Gunnarsson, Carl
20. Franson, Cody
21. Aulie, Keith
22. Lashoff, Matt
23. Schenn, Luke
24. Reimer, James
25. Gustavsson, Jonas
26. Finger, Jeff
27. Rynnas, Jussi
28. Frattin, Matt
29. Brenner, Tyler
30. Gardiner, Jake
31. Mueller, Marcel
32. Colborne, Joe
33. D’Amigo, Jerry
34. Gysbers, Simon
35. McKegg, Greg – Playing in Juniors (does not count toward the 50) – Slide Rule Eligible
36. Owuya, Mark
37. Ryan, Kenny
38. Blacker, Jesse
39. Mitchell, Dale
40. Crabb, Joey
41. Devane, Jamie – Playing in Juniors (does not count toward the 50)- Slide Rule Eligible
    
42. Holzer, Korbinian
43. Zigomanis, Mike
44. Broll, David – Playing in Juniors (does not count toward the 50) – Slide Rule Eligible
45. Scrivens, Ben
46. Crescenzi, Andrew – Playing in Juniors(does not count toward the 50) - Slide Rule Eligible
47. Mikus, Juraj
48. Greenop, Richard
49. Scott, Greg
50. Deschamps, Nicolas
51. Hamilton, Ryan
52. David Steckel
53. Stuart Percy – Playing in Juniors (does not count toward the 50)- Slide Rule Eligible – Just signed entry level contract November 22, 2011
    

The Slide Rule

Players signed to SPCs who are returned to Junior prior to playing 9 NHL games do not count towards a team’s SPC limit.  Instead, those players would  “slide” off the 50-SPC list while remaining on the larger 90-man Reserve List.

In the case of the Maple Leafs, Greg Mckegg, David Broll and Andrew Crescenzi fall under this category.  In the event that Greg Mckegg, David Broll and Andrew Crescenzi are sent back to Junior prior to playing 9 NHL games, the Maple Leafs would free up three additional slots within the 50-SPC limit.

Please Note: PTO’s (Professional Tryout Offer) and Players signed to a American Hockey League contract only, do not count towards the 50 contracts, only  Standard Player Contract (SPC) do.

SPC: This is the what a player signs to lay out the terms of their playing status and salary.

PTO: This is a Professional Try Out and is found only in the AHL. This type of contract is limited to 25 games and a player can only be signed to a PTO twice per season. After the second time, the player is either signed to a Standard Player Contract, is a free agent, or if the player is signed to an ECHL team, he is then returned to that team.

ATO: This is an Amateur Try Out and it is found in the NHL, the AHL, and the ECHL. This type of contract is for players that are leaving college and attempting to turn professional, are done with college, or are graduating from the junior leagues. This is a very common practice near the end of the professional seasons as they go deeper into the year than college or junior schedules