Maple Leafs' William Nylander willing to stick around for a retool, not a rebuild
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Maple Leafs' William Nylander willing to stick around for a retool, not a rebuild
"I mean, I haven't really thought about it, like that far. Once they just told me (rebuilding is) not what they want to do - like, try to keep winning here or try to start winning (Stanley Cups), if that point in time comes, then I'll think about that then."
"This season has been 'super frustrating and rattling.' It is understandable why when the first nine seasons of his professional career resulted in his team being in the playoffs and this is the first time he has experienced a year such as this."
"Nylander believes that the Leafs can pull off a turnaround similar to what the Boston Bruins did who recovered quickly after falling out of the playoffs last year."
William Nylander expressed his preference for a retool rather than a rebuild for the Toronto Maple Leafs. He had a positive conversation with former GM Brad Treliving about the team's direction. Despite Treliving's departure, Nylander believes he and the organization will remain aligned. He acknowledged the influence of captain Auston Matthews on future decisions. Nylander finds this season frustrating, as it marks his first experience outside the playoffs. He is optimistic about a potential turnaround, citing the Boston Bruins' quick recovery as a model for success.
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