The Toronto Marlies, the American Hockey League affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs, enter the 2025-26 season aiming for another postseason run after a first-round playoff exit last year.

Under head coach John Gruden, the team will again compete in the AHL’s highly competitive North Division. The Marlies play a critical role in the Maple Leafs' system, developing top prospects and providing organizational depth. 

Home games are played at Coca-Cola Coliseum.

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Second-year forwards Jacob Quillan and Matthew Barbolini will look to build on strong rookie campaigns in which they combined for more than 50 points.

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How to Watch Toronto Marlies Games In 2025-2026

Fans can watch every single Toronto Marlies AHL game live and on-demand on FloHockey and the FloSports app from the preseason through to the last game of the Calder Cup finals.

What Was The Toronto Marlies Record Last Season?

The Toronto Marlies ended their season in the First Round of the 2025 Calder Cup playoffs to the Cleveland Monsters. They finished the regular season 35-26-5-6 with 81 points and 5th in their division.

Who Is The Head Coach Of Toronto Marlies?

The head coach of the Toronto Marlies is John Gruden. He has been the coach since July of 2023. He is the eighth coach in the club's history and was previously an assistant coach with the Boston Bruins and New York Islanders.

Toronto Marlies 2025-26 Schedule

View the regular season schedule for the Toronto Marlies below. Catch it all streaming live on FloHockey including All-Star festivities and the entire journey to crowning the 2026 Calder Cup champion.

October

• October 10 - Toronto vs Rochester
• October 11 - Rochester vs Toronto
• October 18 - Toronto vs Belleville
• October 19 - Utica vs Toronto
• October 25 - Belleville vs Toronto
• October 26 - Belleville vs Toronto
• October 29 - Syracuse vs Toronto

November

• November 1 - Toronto vs Chicago
• November 2 - Toronto vs Chicago
• November 5 - Toronto vs Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
• November 7 - Toronto vs Hershey
• November 8 - Toronto vs Lehigh Valley
• November 12 - Toronto vs Grand Rapids
• November 14 - Toronto vs Grand Rapids
• November 19 - Toronto vs Belleville
• November 22 - Iowa vs Toronto
• November 23 - Iowa vs Toronto
• November 26 - Providence vs Toronto
• November 28 - Toronto vs Charlotte
• November 29 - Toronto vs Charlotte

December

• December 3 - Toronto vs Belleville
• December 6 - Grand Rapids vs Toronto
• December 7 - Grand Rapids vs Toronto
• December 10 - Toronto vs Laval
• December 12 - Toronto vs Laval
• December 14 - Cleveland vs Toronto
• December 20 - Belleville vs Toronto
• December 21 - Toronto vs Belleville
• December 26 - Belleville vs Toronto
• December 27 - Toronto vs Utica
• December 30 - Toronto vs Cleveland

January

• January 1 - Syracuse vs Toronto
• January 3 - Rochester vs Toronto
• January 4 - Lehigh Valley vs Toronto
• January 7 - Cleveland vs Toronto
• January 9 - Belleville vs Toronto
• January 10 - Toronto vs Belleville
• January 16 - Toronto vs Iowa
• January 17 - Toronto vs Iowa
• January 23 - Toronto vs Springfield
• January 24 - Toronto vs Hartford
• January 25 - Toronto vs Providence
• January 31 - Laval vs Toronto

February

• February 3 - Toronto vs Cleveland
• February 7 - Springfield vs Toronto
• February 14 - Toronto vs Laval
• February 16 - Laval vs Toronto
• February 18 - Hershey vs Toronto
• February 20 - Toronto vs Cleveland
• February 21 - Toronto vs Cleveland
• February 25 - Toronto vs Laval
• February 28 - Chicago vs Toronto

March

• March 1 - Chicago vs Toronto
• March 4 - Cleveland vs Toronto
• March 6 - Toronto vs Manitoba
• March 8 - Toronto vs Manitoba
• March 11 - Toronto vs Syracuse
• March 13 - Toronto vs Rochester
• March 14 - Rochester vs Toronto
• March 17 - Cleveland vs Toronto
• March 21 - Hartford vs Toronto
• March 22 - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton vs Toronto
• March 25 - Manitoba vs Toronto
• March 27 - Toronto vs Rochester
• March 31 - Manitoba vs Toronto

April

• April 3 - Charlotte vs Toronto
• April 4 - Charlotte vs Toronto
• April 8 - Utica vs Toronto
• April 10 - Toronto vs Utica
• April 12 - Toronto vs Syracuse
• April 18 - Laval vs Toronto
• April 19 - Laval vs Toronto

AHL Opening Weekend Schedule On FloHockey

Here’s every AHL game that will happen in week one, with all times listed in Eastern Time. All games can be streamed on FloHockey and the FloSports App. Subscribe here to not miss any of the action.

Friday, October 10

• 7:00 pm — Cleveland vs Utica
• 7:05 pm — Toronto vs Rochester
• 8:00 pm — Laval vs Manitoba
• 8:00 pm — Grand Rapids vs Texas
• 9:05 pm — Calgary vs Colorado
• 10:00 pm — Tucson vs Ontario
• 10:00 pm — Abbotsford vs Henderson
• 10:00 pm — San Diego vs Coachella Valley

Saturday, October 11

• 3:00 pm — Cleveland vs Utica
• 4:00 pm — Rochester vs Toronto
• 6:00 pm — Bakersfield vs San Jose
• 6:05 pm — Hartford vs Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
• 6:05 pm — Charlotte vs Springfield
• 7:00 pm — Providence vs Bridgeport
• 7:00 pm — Syracuse vs Hershey
• 7:00 pm — Chicago vs Iowa
• 7:05 pm — Belleville vs Lehigh Valley
• 8:00 pm — Milwaukee vs Rockford
• 8:00 pm — Grand Rapids vs Texas
• 9:00 pm — Abbotsford vs Henderson
• 9:05 pm — Calgary vs Colorado

Sunday, October 12

• 3:00 pm — Belleville vs Bridgeport
• 3:00 pm — Laval vs Manitoba
• 3:05 pm — Charlotte vs Providence
• 3:05 pm — Wilkes-Barre/Scranton vs Lehigh Valley
• 5:00 pm — Syracuse vs Hershey
• 6:00 pm — Rockford vs Iowa
• 6:00 pm — Tucson vs Ontario

Top AHL Prospects

While we’re still waiting for NHL camps to finish to see the final rosters, here are some of the top AHL prospects going into the 2025-26 season.

• Artyom Levshunov, Rockford
• Isaac Howard, Bakersfield
• Matt Savoie, Bakersfield
• Jacob Fowler, Laval
• Dalibor Dvorsky, Springfield
• Andrew Cristall, Hershey
• Ivan Miroshinchenko, Hershey
• Ilya Protas, Hershey
• Axel Sandin Pellikka, Grand Rapids
• Nate Danielson, Grand Rapids
• Sebastian Cossa, Grand Rapids
• Emil Hemming, Texas
• Tanner Molendyk, Milwaukee
• Danila Yurov, Iowa
• Liam Ohgren, Iowa

What were the 2024-25 AHL Standings?

View the full 2024-25 AHL regular season standings below. Click here to view the latest standings.

Atlantic Division

1. y - Hershey Bears - 96
2. x - Charlotte Checkers - 94
3. x - Providence Bruins - 90
4. x - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins - 88
5. x - Lehigh Valley Phantoms - 80
6. x - Springfield Thunderbirds - 74
7. Hartford Wolf Pack - 69
8. Bridgeport Islanders - 37

North Division

1. y - Laval Rocket - 101
2. x - Rochester Americans - 92
3. x - Syracuse Crunch - 86
4. x - Toronto Marlies - 86
5. x - Cleveland Monsters - 81
6. Belleville Senators - 79
7. Utica Comets - 70

Central Division

1. y - Milwaukee Admirals - 91
2. x - Texas Stars - 89
3. x - Grand Rapids Griffins - 80
4. x - Chicago Wolves - 78
5. x - Rockford IceHogs - 70
6. Iowa Wild - 62
7. Manitoba Moose - 56

Pacific Division

1. y - Colorado Eagles - 94
2. x - Abbotsford Canucks - 92
3. x - Ontario Reign - 90
4. x - Coachella Valley Firebirds - 84
5. x - Calgary Wranglers - 81
6. x - San Jose Barracuda - 81
7. x - Tucson Roadrunners - 74
8. Bakersfield Condors - 74
9. San Diego Gulls - 66
10. Henderson Silver Knights - 63

x = Clinched Playoff Position

y = Clinched Division

Who Won The 2025 Calder Cup Playoffs?

The Abbotsford Canucks won the finals of the 2025 Calder Cup playoffs against the Charlotte Checkers in six games. It's the franchise's first Calder Cup.

How To Watch AHL Hockey Live This Season

Fans can watch every AHL game live and on-demand on FloHockey from the preseason through to the last game of the Calder Cup finals.

When Do The Calder Cup Playoffs Start?

The last game of the 2025-26 AHL regular season is scheduled for Sunday, April 19. The Calder Cup playoffs typically begin a few days after the conclusion of the regular season.

NHL Prospect Coverage On FloHockey

The best, and most complete, coverage of the NHL minor league hockey and NHL Draft is found on FloHockey. Don't miss the latest new prospect guides, rankings and more from Chris Peters and the FloHockey staff.

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