William Nylander's injury has been thrust into the spotlight, reigniting debate over players' and NHL teams' authority during Olympic participation.
William Nylander has long been one of the Toronto Maple Leafs' most durable and dependable forwards, rarely missing time over the course of his NHL career.
A lingering lower-body groin injury, however, has sidelined him for multiple weeks this season, forcing the Maple Leafs to navigate an extended stretch without one of their most consistent offensive weapons.