William Nylander logged a season-low 13:46 ice time in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 6-3 loss to the Edmonton Oilers, missing the final 6:07 due to illness. He was ineffective alongside Bobby McMann and John Tavares, finishing with a -3 rating. Coach Craig Berube stated Nylander was not playing at full capacity, opting to limit his time on the ice. The loss was compounded by a second-period goal from Edmonton, which shifted momentum and led to further scoring against the Leafs.
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