Full Maple Leafs Schedule Breakdown!

Well, first and foremost, here's the entire schedule in a screenshot right on the screen right now.

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Here are some fun facts.

The 2026-2027 season begins for the Toronto Maple Leafs in Toronto on September 29th.

Wow, that's really early.

It is, in part because the NHL schedule has expanded to 84 games.

That's so many games.

And actually, maybe we should talk about that.

From the NHL, here's how it all breaks down.

Each team plays 28 games within their own division.

So for the Leafs, that's the Atlantic.

There's the Leafs, and then there are seven other teams in the division.

They will play them twice each at home and twice each on the road.

That's 14 home games, 14 away games, for a total of 28 out of the 84 games.

Then there's 24 non-division games against teams that are in the same conference, which is to say it's 24 games against teams in the Metro Division.

Now, this is not completely even.

Against four teams in the Metro Division, the Leafs will have two home games and one away game.

And against the other four teams in the Metro Division, they will have one home game and two away games.

Against non-conference teams, so against Western Conference teams, the Leafs will play one home game and one away game against every single one of them, for a total of 32 games.

So that is 28 games against teams in the Atlantic, 24 games against teams in the Metro, and 32 games against all Western Conference teams.

It all begins September 29th in a game in Toronto against the Montreal Canadiens, and then it's actually their first back-to-back of the season, 'cause they play the next night as well.