The 2015–16 Toronto Marlies season is the American Hockey League franchise's 11th season in the city of Toronto, Ontario. During the season, the Marlies broke numerous franchise records on their way to finishing first in the entire league. This was the Marlies' 5th divisional title and 4th in 5 years. The Marlies also won the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy for the first time in franchise history as regular season champions. On February 2, 2016, along with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Marlies unveiled a new logo, to coincide with the parent club's 100th anniversary. Various franchise and league records were set by the Marlies, most notably securing the 3rd best record in AHL history, and the best of any team in a 76-game season. During Game seven of the second round playoff series against Albany, Rich Clune proceeded to score the series-winning goal with under 3 minutes remaining in the third period, his first playoff goal as a professional; after which a fan in the Ricoh Coliseum was spotted with a poster stating "Clune wrestles bears for fun" as an allusion to their next opponent, the Hershey Bears, as well as his role as the main enforcer on the team. Standings indicates team has clinched division and a playoff spot indicates team has clinched a playoff spot indicates team has been eliminated from playoff contention Eastern Conference Western Conference Regular season 2016 Calder Cup playoffs Statistics Regular season Playoffs Year-end roster Updated May 22, 2016. |} Notes References 3. External links Official Website of the AHL Official Website of the Toronto Malies 2015–16 AHL season by team Toronto Marlies