Senior Corporate Web Experience Manager
Anthony Petrielli is a Senior Corporate Web Experience Manager at MLHS. He is known for his expertise in sports journalism, particularly focusing on competitive team sports and the business of sports, showcased through his weekly “Leafs Notebook” feature and in-depth analysis pieces. Anthony has been featured in Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, Maple Leafs Hot Stove, and OLG.
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Anthony Petrielli's coverage primarily focuses on the Toronto Maple Leafs in the context of their performance, player analysis, and game summaries. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to insights into player performance and game analysis specific to the Toronto Maple Leafs or broader NHL trends.
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By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs have opened free agency by coming to terms with Colton Sissons on a two-year, $4.25 million AAV contract. The Leafs had a need for a right-shot, defensively capable player who could play center in their bottom six. We discussed similar options like Noel Acciari and Kevin Stenlund ahead of free agency. […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Teddy Blueger have come to terms on a two-year deal worth $2.5 million per season. Blueger is a player we noted in our free agent series: “Blueger is a no-frills fourth-line center capable of handling a traditional fourth-line role. He can take defensive-zone faceoffs, contribute on the penalty kill, and […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Brandon Duhaime have come to terms on a three-year, $2.6 million AAV contract. Duhaime is another player we profiled in our free agent series: Duhaime can play right wing, and that speed makes him a good fit beside slower wingers like Lorentz or Joshua on a checking line. Ideally, you […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to remake their roster, acquiring Nick Paul in exchange for Dennis Hildeby, a 2027 fourth-round pick, and a 2028 third-round pick. There were a few glaring issues on the Leafs’ roster, and this move hypothetically addresses both of them at once. The first is that the Leafs had a logjam […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Emil Andrae came to terms on a two-year deal worth $1.55 million per season on Saturday. Andrae was acquired as the centerpiece of the return in the trade that sent Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to Philadelphia. The contract itself is actually a tidy piece of business for the Leafs, […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Maple Leafs’ front office overhaul continues. The club has reportedly parted ways with a litany of staff members, including Darryl Metcalf, Assistant General Manager of Hockey Research and Development; Mark Leach, Director of Amateur Scouting; and Dave Morrison, Senior Advisor of Player Personnel. Since John Chayka and Mats Sundin were hired, they have brought […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to reshape their management group, announcing Jeremiah Crowe as their new Director of Player Personnel. Crowe spent the last nine seasons working his way through the Buffalo Sabres organization, where he started as a pro scout before a promotion to Director of Scouting and later shifting to Director of Pro […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
The NHL offseason has officially slowed to a crawl. The bulk of available players have found new homes, the insiders are on summer vacation, and the news cycle has slowed to the odd tidbit here or there. We already analyzed each Maple Leafs signing one by one as they happened, but a few weeks later, […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
As is always the case, the defense market was extremely difficult this NHL offseason. Teams rarely let quality defensemen go, and when they do, the acquisition costs are exorbitant. There were a number of defensemen traded who, to varying degrees, would have helped the Maple Leafs. But in most cases, the prices were difficult to […]
By: Anthony Petrielli
We wrap up the 2026 Offseason Review series with an assortment of thoughts on the Sergei Bobrovsky signing, the Leafs’ work in the trade market, Gavin McKenna’s development, possible line combinations, the average age of the Leafs’ roster, and more. In case you missed the first three installments of the series: Part 1: After the […]
