Winter nights in Toronto revolve around the familiar glow of Bay Street and the Saturday evening cadence of hockey in blue and white. The Toronto Maple Leafs Ice Hockey Advent Calendar brings that seasonal atmosphere directly to a living room mantel, home office desk, or media console. Wrapped in deep midnight navy and crisp frost-white graphics, the rigid paperboard collector box centers on the 31-point Maple Leafs crest above a detailed twilight rendering of Scotiabank Arena, complete with snow-dusted evergreens and the CN Tower rising against the downtown skyline.
A 24-Day Roster Built for Tabletop Display
Rather than disposable trinkets that get tucked away after December, each of the 24 daily compartments reveals a freestanding miniature 3D chibi-style figurine mounted on a flat, matte-black circular pedestal. Every base carries a printed nameplate, and each player figure wears a home blue sweater with crisp white chest numbers, striping, and miniature hockey gloves and skates. Over the course of the countdown, collectors assemble a full on-ice unit spanning forwards, defensemen, goaltenders, and bench leadership:
- Frontline Scoring & Leadership: Includes #34 Auston Matthews, #88 William Nylander, #91 John Tavares (with the captaincy ‘C’ on the chest), #44 Morgan Rielly (with the alternate ‘A’), #23 Matthew Knies, #11 Max Domi, and #74 Bobby McMann alongside head coach Craig Berube in a team jacket and cap.
- Sculpted Goaltender Trio: Numbers #60 Joseph Woll, #41 Anthony Stolarz, and #35 Dennis Hildeby are distinctly molded with oversized white leg pads, catching mitts, and blockers so the crease tandem stands out visually from the skaters.
- Blue Line & Depth Skaters: Rounding out the 24-piece set are #8 Chris Tanev, #22 Jake McCabe, #2 Simon Benoit, #95 Oliver Ekman-Larsson, #24 Scott Laughton, #12 Nicolas Roy, #3 K’Andre Miller, #25 Brandon Carlo, #64 David Kampf, #19 Calle Jarnkrok, #29 Pontus Holmberg, #18 Steven Lorentz, and #53 Easton Cowan.

Tactile Construction and Everyday Placement
The outer calendar case is built from thick, rigid paperboard that holds its vertical silhouette on a shelf or sideboard without bowing as daily compartments are opened. Because the full-wrap artwork includes spine lettering and winter arena architectural details, the box itself functions as an upright backdrop behind the growing lineup of figures. Each miniature figurine has a low center of gravity thanks to its circular black base, making it easy to arrange custom forward lines and defensive pairings across a tiered riser, coffee table, or windowsill.

For multi-sport Toronto households putting together a full city-themed holiday table, this hockey countdown pairs naturally with the Toronto Argonauts 2026 Advent Calendar so fans of both franchises can run parallel daily reveals throughout December.















