Anthony Petrielli is a writer at Maple Leafs Hot Stove, where he has been contributing since 2011. He is known for his expertise in hockey, particularly the NHL, and covers competitive sports with a focus on the Toronto Maple Leafs, Stanley Cup, and the Florida and Tampa teams. Anthony has been featured in Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Sports UK, and CBC Radio 1, among others.
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By: Anthony Petrielli
The Maple Leafs are in first place in the Atlantic Division and are approaching full health among their player group amid a busy pre-holiday stretch of games this month. With the latest developments on the power play covered in my earlier piece, let’s dive into the latest with the rest of the team in the […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
For the first time this season, the Maple Leafs have technically won back-to-back games on the road. “Technically,” because this was more or less a home game for them if the makeup of the crowd was any indication. One would think a Sabres team on a massive losing streak, whose home rink was invaded by […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Maple Leafs head into the Christmas break in a good spot in the standings, all things considered. They are second in the Atlantic and 10th overall in the league. The team is very much in the hunt to win their division, even if a few rivals below them have recently closed the gap. Through […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
Happy holidays and a Happy New Year to all of our readers! Let’s jump right into it this week with an extended notes edition of the Leafs Notebook. Notes – When the Leafs hired Craig Berube and Lane Lambert over the summer, I was really curious about the implications for the fourth line and bottom […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
After winning an intense, emotional game last night against the Bruins, it would’ve been fair to expect a letdown from the Maple Leafs against a rested Flyers team that hasn’t played since Thursday. Compounding matters, Philadelphia scored under four minutes into the game on a weak goal, to say nothing of the Leafs later losing […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Maple Leafs reached the halfway mark of the season sitting first in the division (ICYMI, check out my deeper look at the Atlantic from yesterday), but they’ve now lost Jake McCabe to a presumed head injury. In this week’s notebook, we’ll discuss the possibilities on defense without McCabe, Auston Matthews’ promising return, the team’s […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
After their five-game winning streak came to an end last Thursday, the Maple Leafs are now coming off two disappointing losses to the Hurricanes and Canucks, the latter of which generated some mixed post-game reaction from the leadership group. I’ll have some thoughts on the team’s five-on-five play in a separate piece coming soon, but […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
For the third consecutive time this season, the Maple Leafs beat the Lightning in regulation. Even though it was a one-goal game with an empty netter and Tampa Bay made a really strong push to tie it, the Leafs led nearly from wire-to-wire in this one. It always felt relatively comfortable, even when Tampa was […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
With the Four Nations tournament under three weeks away, trade talks are starting to pick up around the NHL. Seven trades were completed in December ahead of the Christmas break and trade freeze. A few GMs and insiders have speculated that we could see a similar flurry before the Four Nations break, which could act […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
As the Maple Leafs geared up to play the Lightning last week, Jon Cooper noted the shift in the Atlantic Division’s competitive landscape. Cooper: “There used to be a top four and another four. That is how it was for a long time. That is clearly not the case anymore. In playing the teams in […]
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