NHL analyst Darren Pang suggested the Maple Leafs trade one of their Core Four members to reshape the team this offseason.

Nylander has seven years left on his eight-year, $92 million deal with the Maple Leafs. He also has a no-movement clause, so he would need to agree to be traded.

Nylander isn’t known for his 200-foot game, and he’s never received a vote for the Selke. That could be exposed this season, especially when Leafs fans are used to seeing a player who can do that.

William Nylander has joined Team Sweden just in time for Thursday’s 2025 IIHF World Championship quarterfinals. After a tough playoff loss with the Maple Leafs, his return brings both excitement ...

Coach Craig Berube discussed his successful first season with the Maple Leafs, highlighting his connection with William Nylander on the Nasty Knuckles podcast. Berube praised Nylander's dedication ...