Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is being asked about William Nylander and Chris Tanev following their injuries against the Boston Bruins.
William Nylander did not play in overtime against the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night, while Chris Tanev had to leave the game early with an arm injury.
"Nylander will be fine. I think you'll see him tomorrow. He's doing well, he's fine. For Tanev it's still up in the air. For me, its still day-to-day. He will not be in the lineup tomorrow. What he's got, as it goes along its about how he feels. If he's feeling better and better, this guy's a warrior and he's gunna play but for now its day-to-day."
This would be a nice injection of offense into the lineup, although it will be interesting to see if he will get back on the second line given the fact that Pontus Holmberg has been a stud over the past couple of games.
Whatever the case may be, the Leafs are on a three-game winning streak and as a result, they are first in the Atlantic Division.
If they can keep up this pace, then perhaps they will go into the playoffs with a huge advantage.