William Nylander says he doesn't want to leave Toronto
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William Nylander says he doesn't want to leave Toronto
William Nylander pledged loyalty to the Toronto Maple Leafs and the city, saying he wants to remain for the rest of his current contract. He is entering the third year of an eight-year, $92 million deal. Nylander linked his renewed engagement to Mats Sundin’s arrival, describing Sundin as a leader who understands playing in Toronto. He also said he talks with Sundin and is excited to discuss Sundin’s role in the organization’s process. Nylander noted he missed playing in the postseason and expects the longer summer to help him recover before the fall.
"“I don't want to go anywhere. I love Toronto. This has been home for me for so long, and nothing would make me happier than to win here. So, I hope that one day that dream comes true.”"
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