Forward William Nylander remains uncertain for Game 1 Saturday between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins, reports TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger.
Dreger reports it's believed Nylander felt something on Thursday's off day after their final game Wednesday. Dreger adds Nylander's ailment is likely a tweak and was not something he was playing with to close out the regular season.
Nylander did not skate with the team on Friday and head coach Sheldon Keefe did not provide a reason for his absence and also would not confirm his availability for Game 1. both stayed off the ice today, but both are possibilities for tomorrow. That’s it," Keefe said." made it pretty clear there’s not going to be any daily injury updates or anything like that."The 27-year-old Swede finished with 40 goals for the second straight season, adding 58 assists for 98 points.
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