been inducted into the International League Hall of Fame: John Berly, Bruno Betzel, Ike Boone, Jack Dunn, Luke Hamlin, Dan Howley, Rocky Nelson, Steve O'Neill, Eddie Onslow, Dick Porter, Dick Rudolph, George Selkirk, George Stallings, and Dixie Walker. Team records Maple Leafs Owner Jack Kent Cooke was named the Sporting News Minor League Executive of the Year, 1952 Games, career (player): 1,077, Mike Goliat Games, career (manager): 1,159, Dan Howley Winning streak: 19 (1925) Losing streak: 14 (1932) Hitting Hits, season: 236, Dale Alexander (1928) Hits, career: 1,111, Eddie Onslow Runs, season: 134, Mike Slattery (1887) Runs, career: 582, Lew Morton Home runs, season: 43, Rocky Nelson (1958) Home runs, career: 138, Mike Goliat Runs batted in, season: 144, Dale Alexander (1928) Runs batted in, career: 556, Mike Goliat Batting average, season: .380 † (tie) Nap Lajoie (1917), Dale Alexander (1928) Batting average, career (min 1,000 at-bats): .360, Dale Alexander † Excludes 1887 season when bases on balls were counted as hits Pitching Wins, season: 33 (tie), Cannonball Crane (1887), Albert Atkisson (1888) Wins, career: 120, Dick Rudolph ERA, season: 1.16, Urban Shocker (1916) Strikeouts, season: 307, Albert Atkisson (1888) Strikeouts, game: 15, Ernie Broglio (1958) Source: Baseball's Back in Town by Louis Cauz, Controlled Media Corporation Inc., 1977 Notable players Goody Rosen – Major League Baseball All-Star outfielder Dick Conger (1921–1970) - major league baseball pitcher Benny Kauff – star of the Federal League 1914–1915 Bob Elliott – National League MVP 1947 Hank Biasatti aka Hank Biasetti – played basketball with Toronto Huskies of B.A.A. 1946/47 Jim Konstanty – National League MVP 1950 Sam Jethroe – National League Rookie of the Year 1950 Bobo Holloman – threw no-hitter in first MLB start 1953 Elston Howard – American League MVP 1963 Rico Carty – National League batting champion 1970 Sparky Lyle – American League Cy Young Award winner 1977 Phil Roof – played for Toronto Blue Jays 1977 Reggie Smith – 7 time MLB All-Star Affiliations The Maple Leafs were affiliated with the following major league teams: See also Toronto Maple Leafs (semi-pro baseball) Toronto Blue Jays References Notes Sources Lloyd Johnson and Miles Wolff, editors. The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 1997 edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America. Louis Cauz. Baseball's Back in Town Controlled Media Corporation Inc., 1977 External links Top 100 Teams – 1902 Toronto Maple Leafs Top 100 Teams – 1918 Toronto Maple Leafs Top 100