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Petan was a healthy scratch on Monday but will draw into the lineup tonight in Montreal. Petan will replace Rasmus Sandin, who dressed as a seventh defenseman on Monday. Petan has one assist into games this season and is expected to see some time on PP1 this evening.
Petan has sat for the first 10 games of the season but will replace Pierre Engvall in the lineup Thursday vs. the Canucks. The 25-year-old spent most of last season in the AHL, posting 31 points (10G /21A) in 25 games, adding three assists in 16 NHL games.
Petan has been a yo-yo for the Maple Leafs this season, coming up to the NHL when they need him to fill-in for an injured forward. With Trevor Moore expected to play on Saturday, Petan goes back to the Marlies, where he has seven points (2G / 5A) in three games this season.
Petan was in the AHL for the last two games but was called-up on Friday and will replace Dmytro Timashov in the lineup on Saturday. Petan has just three assists in 13 games with the Maple Leafs this season.
Every time Petan goes to the AHL, he has quickly returned to the Maple Leafs. This time it's because Andreas Johnsson was hurt on Wednesday. Petan has just three assists in 13 NHL games this season but has dominated the AHL, posting seven points (2G / 5A) in three games.
It looks like Petan has lost out to Pierre Engvall and Dmytro Timashov for a spot on the Maple Leafs roster and Toronto needed to clear space to activate Mitch Marner from IR.
Petan filled in for Jason Spezza on the tail-end of the Maple Leafs' weekend back-to-back. However, the 36-year-old centre will be back in the lineup in Philadelphia, sending Petan back to the luxury box.
Petan continues to jump between the NHL and AHL but could stay a little longer this time around because Mitch Marner is out for at least one month. Petan has one assist in five NHL games and seven points (2G / 5A) in three AHL games.
Petan played one game during his most recent call-up and heads back to the AHL after clearing waivers on Friday afternoon. The 24-year-old, who has five points (2G / 3A) in two AHL games, becomes a more intriguing trade target for other teams after clearing waivers.
Petan was brought back up from the AHL for Tuesday's game but Dmytro Timashov will replace him on Thursday night. Petan is still stuck on zero goals and one assist in five games this season.
Petan didn't do much with the Maple Leafs earlier in the year but had a nice two-game stint with the Marlies, picking up two goals and three assists. He will replace Dmytro Timashov on the fourth line and re-enters the lineup with one goal and one assist in nine career games with the Maple Leafs.
Toronto is actively shopping Petan right now but hasn't had any suitors yet. Petan has been a healthy scratch in three straight games and eight of the last nine, so he heads to the Marlies to get some playing time. In his most recent AHL stint, Petan had 52 points (15G / 37A) in 52 games with the Manitoba Moose back in 2018.
Petan has been a healthy scratch for the last five games but will replace Jason Spezza in the second game of a back-to-back. Petan has just one assist and three shots in three games this season.
Petan and Dmytro Timashov continue to rotate in and out of the Maple Leafs, with Mike Babcock essentially holding live fourth line auditions. Petan had two shots while playing just 6:54 TOI in his season debut on Friday.
Petan had two shots on goal in 6:54 TOI in his season debut on Saturday but will be replaced by Dmytro Timashov on Saturday. The Maple Leafs are essentially holding fourth-line auditions and Petan should draw back into the lineup shortly.
After clearing waivers, Petan was sent to the Marlies but was quickly recalled following the Maple Leafs season opener. Petan had one goal in five games with Toronto last season.
Petan scored a goal in his Maple Leafs debut on Saturday but say as a healthy scratch in Calgary on Monday. Petan will replace Frederik Gauthier and centre the fourth line and is expected to see time on the second power-play unit as well.
Petan is a former second-round pick (No.43 overall in 2013) but struggled to get his footing in Winnipeg. Petan had back-to-back 100-plus point seasons in the WHL but has recorded just 23 points (5G / 18A) in 108 career NHL games. Petan has posted impressive numbers in the AHL but could have just as difficult of a time becoming a regular in a deep Toronto lineup.
