Santorelli will retire from professional hockey due to injury, Paul Hendrick of Leafs TV reports.

EDGE Analysis

Santorelli signed with Geneva Servette of the Swiss League over the summer after failing to secure on NHL deal, but will now call it quits after a nine-year professional career. The 30-year-old spent three years with AHL Milwaukee following his collegiate days playing for Northern Michigan University. The center garnered 64 goals and 74 helpers in 406 NHL contests, with his best year coming in 2010-11 with the Florida Panthers.

Santorelli is heading overseas to continue his professional career after agreeing to terms on a contract with Geneva Servette of the Swiss League on Monday, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Santorelli saw action in 70 games with Anaheim last season, but his limited production, 18 points and eight PIM, was not enough to convince the Ducks to keep him around for another season. While the 30-year-old saw a slight drop in production, he did reach the 20-point mark in 2014-15 and 2013-14. The center could find his way back to an NHL roster, but time is certainly not on his side.

Santorelli (undisclosed) notched an assist and logged 9:59 of ice time in the Ducks' final game of the regular season Sunday against Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Santorelli ended the regular season with a bang, but may not see much action in the postseason. The 30-year-old center is expected to be a healthy scratch for Friday's Game 1 against the Predators, as David Perron (shoulder) will slot back into the Ducks' lineup following an 11-game absence, making Santorelli the odd man out at forward. The 2004 sixth-round pick's exclusion from Anaheim's lineup will likely go unnoticed by most fantasy owners, as he's only tallied 18 points in 70 games this season, and isn't a great option in daily formats or playoff pools.

Santorelli (undisclosed) won't suit up for Saturday's game against the Avalanche, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Santorelli's absence won't affect many fantasy owners' lineups, as the 30-year-old center has only notched 17 points in 69 games this season, and should only be owned in the deepest of fantasy leagues. The Ducks' should provide an update on the 2004 sixth-round pick's status once he's ready to return to game action.

Santorelli found twine twice Monday in a 6-4 matinee win over Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

The afternoon affair was kind to the center, who scored his eighth and ninth goals of the season despite a very limited 8:44 of ice time. Santorelli has four points in his last three games and 14 in 50 contests this year.

Santorelli scored the game-winning goal against the Sharks on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

It was the lone goal of the game, as Santorelli beat San Jose netminder Martin Jones up high with a wicked wrist shot early in the third period. Santorelli has scored four goals in 25 games this year, but considering he's playing on the fourth line and seeing no power-play time, it's easy to see why hes stuck on five points. The 29-year-old is a former 20-goal-scorer, but when he's seeing just 6:45 of ice time -- as he did Friday -- don't expect much in terms of production.

Santorelli did not have a November to remember, as he finished the month with one goal and no assists.

EDGE Analysis

Considering Santorelli's season totals of three goals and one assist, it seems remarkable that he actually led his team in goals for a time. He hasn't registered an assist since Anaheim's second game of the season, and only has one goal in his last 15 games. His somewhat promising start appears to have been a mirage, and if for some reason you're still holding out hope for Mike Santorelli's fantasy relevance this season, it's definitely time to cut ties.

Santorelli scored his first of the season in Anaheim's 4-1 win over Minnesota on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The goal comes on the heels of being a healthy scratch in Friday's loss to the Avs. Santorelli skated on Anaheim's fourth line alongside Patrick Maroon and Shawn Horcoff on Sunday, a line that packs a little bit of everything from grit to speed and skill. While the third period tally was a nice thing for the line, don't expect the scoring to continue with much reliability in the coming weeks.

Forward Mike Santorelli signed a one-year, $875,000 contract with the Anaheim Ducks on Monday, according to the team's official website. Santorelli had 33 points in 79 games last season for the Nashville Predators and Toronto Maple Leafs.

Santorelli isn't skating on a regular line during warmups and looks to be a healthy scratch Tuesday against the Avalanche, Adam Vingan of The Tennessean reports. Santorelli has skated the last two days and appears to be healthy after missing the Preds' previous game with an illness, but the brief absence might have been enough to cost him his lineup spot. He's only produced three points and a minus-5 rating over his 20 games with the Predators since coming over in a Feb. 15 trade.