The Toronto Maple Leafs fell in seven games to the Boston Bruins, and now William Nylander has finally addressed the injury that forced him to miss several games.
There were plenty of ‘ifs' in the first-round series for the Toronto Maple Leafs, with several key players dealing with big time injury, as William Nylander would miss several games to start the series. Now, the star forward has addressed the issues that forced him to miss time after the Leafs fell in seven games.
Simply put, Nylander was dealing with some major head injuries, and one Leafs fan offered an explanation as to what exactly that feels like;
Not a question of seeing clearly. More like couldn't see *at all*. With ocular migraines vision disintegrates. You'll look at someone's face & only see a quarter of it. The rest of your vision is filled w/shiny, flashing lights and squiggles. I get this type. They're F'ing awful.
Given the danger that the sport of hockey presents to those on the ice, it's no shock that Nylander missed some time, with his performances in games six and seven now looking even more impressive.
As for the future, Nylander addressed the core four moving forward, believing they can win as a group, but after another tough performance, it's tough to see the team not making big changes this summer.
Source: Hockey Patrol
William Nylander finally breaks his silence on injury
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