Leafs' rookie broke a 72 years old record tonight!

This year has been fabulous for the Maple Leafs rookies. From Matthews to Nylander and Marner, the boys are flying. It's been a while since the team looked so promising.

Tonight, Mitch Marner broke a record that dated back to... the Second World war!

With a 41st helper in 2016-17, Mitch Marner has broken Gus Bodnar's #Leafs record from 1943-44 for the most assists in a season by a rookie
— StatsCentre (@StatsCentre) March 31, 2017

Now that's something. Ataboy Mitch, keep it going! And you know what, other records could still be broken before the end of the year.

#Leafs rookie records that could still fall: PPG (9; Nylander at 9), PPP (25; WN at 25), Points (66; Matthews at 62), GWG (8; AM at 6)
— Kristen Shilton (@kristen_shilton) March 31, 2017

Leafs' rookie broke a 72 years old record tonight!

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