The last player to score 69 goals in a single season was Mario Lemieux in 1995-96.
TORONTO — continues to cement himself as the best goal scorer in the by hitting another milestone: 69 goals. With a forceful wrist shot on the power play in the second period against the on Saturday, the centre broke his own record for most goals in a season by a Leaf. Advertisement With his 69th goal, Matthews logged his 107th point, a new personal record for points in a single season.
Everyone is excited about it.” Advertisement But as Matthews’ goal tally has climbed throughout this season, he has showcased a continued sense of calm and poise when discussing his own achievements. The greatest players of Matthews’ generation are still taking note of how the Leafs centre is continuing to re-write the record books.
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