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 netted his second career hat trick and Matthew Knies collected one goal and one assist as the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs rode a four-goal second period to a 6-3 victory over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday.