
Toronto Maple Leafs Appoint Patrick O'Sullivan as Director of NHL Development
The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced the promotion of Patrick O'Sullivan to the role of director of NHL development as of Sunday.
O'Sullivan has served as a development coach for the team over the past three seasons, focusing on skill sessions with the current NHL roster. He previously played six seasons in the NHL with teams including the Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton Oilers, retiring in 2013.
During his NHL career, O'Sullivan participated in 334 games, achieving 58 goals and 161 points. After leaving the NHL, he played one season in Finland's SM-liiga with HIFK. The Maple Leafs are currently restructuring their front office under new general manager John Chayka and senior executive Mats Sundin.
