"He's so dynamic. Everytime he's on the ice, he's a threat to score. It's a big confidence boost having him out there,"
"I thought our line was playing really well. We generated a lot of chances, and we want to build off of that,"
William Nylander produced a dominant performance and Joseph Woll closed out a strong night as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Calgary Flames 4-2. Nylander scored on a breakaway on the game's first shot after John Tavares intercepted a Jonathan Huberdeau pass. Nylander added two primary assists, hit the post, and held a 66 percent share of expected goals at 5-on-5. Nylander returned from a groin injury that kept him out 18 games and posted his best performance of the 2026 calendar year. The Maple Leafs still were outshot 30-22 and displayed uneven play and poor processing across several lines.
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