Nylander has remained in Toronto since the Maple Leafs drafted him with the No. 8 overall pick in the 2014 NHL draft, racking up 583 points in 656 regular-season games and adding 43 points in 54 postseason matchups

Before William Nylander hits the ice, he goes through a rigorous pre-game schedule that doesn’t involve a video game controller. So, when the Toronto Maple Leafs forward hears that some team members of the Blue Jays baseball club use video games to scout on-field opponents,

William Nylander is second only to Leon Draisaitl in the Rocket Richard Trophy race, but Craig Berube is confident that he can add to his trophy cabinet this year.