The Maple Leafs managed to get past the Senators, but some old foes with the Panthers could show up to haunt them.

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The Leafs lost a tough one on Saturday night to the Ottawa Senators. When you get a four-minute man advantage in overtime, ...

Former NHL defenseman Kevin Bieksa had high praise for Toronto Maple Leafs forward William Nylander following his performance ...

Draisaitl’s total of 52 goals was seven more than Toronto’s William Nylander (45), who finished second. Only eight players broke the 40-goal barrier during the 2024-25 season, and the Oilers ...

Since the arrivals of Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, and William Nylander, the Maple Leafs have routinely been near the top of the NHL, making the Stanley Cup Playoffs in eight straight years.

He finished seven goals ahead of second place, Toronto Maple Leafs right winger William Nylander, who had 45. Of Draisaitl's total goals, 36 came at even strength, 16 were on the power play ...

Along came Auston Matthews, Toronto's captain who reached 400 career goals and teammate William Nylander, who scored 45 this season. Goaltender Anthony Stolarz has won his past eight starts ...

William Nylander and Calle Jarnkrok got some individual work in before the morning skate officially started, but quickly left once the formal session began. Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner did ...

John Tavares and William Nylander. But one of the biggest surprises has been the breakout of 22-year-old forward Matthew Knies. Now in his second full NHL season, Knies has taken a big leap.