Wendel Clark and Doug Gilmour are two of the most beloved players in franchise history. Clark was a fierce competitor who played with grit and toughness, and his physical style of play made him a fan favorite. He scored 330 goals and recorded 234 assists for a total of 564 points in 793 regular season games with the Leafs.

Gilmour, on the other hand, was a masterful playmaker who could change the course of a game with his skill and speed. He recorded an incredible 964 assists and 1,414 points in 1,474 regular season games, and won two Selke Trophies for his defensive prowess. Gilmour was a key member of the 1993 Leafs team that made it to the Conference Finals. Both Clark and Gilmour were true icons of the game, and their legacies continue to live on in the hearts of Leafs fans everywhere.