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Well here is another one. But this piece of William Nylander's opinion speculation is much more pessimistic. Elliotte Friedman commented on the future dynamics between the Leafs and Nylander.
This is something that many have not mentioned so much, but it makes sense not to talk about it in the thought process. The player signs and the player stays. However, you must be wondering what kind of badignment these months of negotiations have had on their dynamics between the two camps.
I do not really care right now to be honest with you. As long as Nylander is signed on Saturday, I will be satisfied and we can consider the possibility of a trading session once the month of June is over. What do you think? Will the Leafs continue to consider the Nylander Exchange even if it is signed or is it an additional chapter of the book "The Media Speaks of Nylander"?
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