Toronto Marlies Tickets

Toronto Marlies

Founded in 2005 and dressed in the same blue and white as their parent club, the Marlies have built a reputation as one of the steadiest development programs in the American Hockey League (AHL). Toronto Marlies hockey leans on speed, puck possession, and goaltending, a formula that carried the club all the way to the 2026 championship. Steve Sullivan, the ninth head coach in franchise history, took over in July 2026. Take a look at the full Marlies schedule at Event Tickets Center.

The AHL Affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs

Development is the entire point of this level, and the trip from the Marlies roster to Toronto Maple Leafs games is a short one. Goaltender Artur Akhtyamov made his NHL debut on Dec. 13, 2025, then returned to win the Jack A. Butterfield Trophy as most valuable player of the 2026 postseason. Coaches move up, too, as John Gruden joined the Leafs bench as an assistant after guiding the affiliate to a title.

Toronto Marlies at Coca Cola Coliseum

Hockey has been played at Exhibition Place since the building opened in 1921, and the room, known as Ricoh Coliseum until 2018, still keeps fans close to the ice. Coca-Cola Coliseum seats about 8,140 for hockey, so the corners get loud in a hurry, and warmups are worth showing up early to watch. Transit riders step off at Exhibition Station, a short walk away, and the concourse fills with families well before the opening draw.

Toronto Marlies Schedule

The regular AHL season is made up of 72 games, and Toronto's 22nd campaign opens in early October 2026 with a road game before the home opener the following night. The Battle of Ontario with Belleville is still the grudge series on the calendar, a measuring stick both clubs treat differently than the rest of the schedule. One of the season's marquee road trips sends the Marlies to face the Rochester Americans at Blue Cross Arena. The regular season wraps up at home in April 2027.

Toronto Marlies Calder Cup Playoffs

Two titles sit in the franchise record book, the first in 2018 and the second in June 2026. The Calder Cup Finals that year went five games against the Chicago Wolves, ending with a 4-3 win at home in front of a sold-out crowd, and capped a run in which Toronto kept winning with its season on the line. That run began in the opening round and never eased up.

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Banner nights are rare, and this one arrives with a roster of prospects auditioning for a call-up under a new coaching staff. Games move quickly, the skill level is high, and the crowd sits close enough to hear the boards rattle. Friday night division matchups and Sunday matinees give fans two different ways to take in a champion at work before the playoff push resumes. Event Tickets Center puts you in the stands for Marlies hockey.