Nylander Scores Twice to Reach 300 NHL Goals as Maple Leafs Defeat Oilers 7-2

William Nylander scored twice to reach 300 NHL goals, and the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Saturday night, according to a wire report from ABC News.

The report said that Anthony Stolarz made 30 saves in the game. It described the Maple Leafs as having "routed" the Oilers in the 7-2 result on Saturday night, and it stated that the two goals by Nylander brought him to 300 NHL goals.

ABC News's summary of the report is brief. It gives the final score, Nylander's milestone, and Stolarz's saves total, but it does not include goal times, the sequence of scoring, or the names of the other players who scored in the game. Those details are not reported here because they do not appear in the summary available to The Federal Chronicle.

The wire report was listed without an author, and no city of origin appears in the sources reviewed for this account, so no dateline is given.

Nylander's total of 300 NHL goals is the milestone at the center of the report. The report, as summarized, does not describe the Maple Leafs' or the Oilers' standings, the game's place in either team's season, or any statements from players or coaches.

The full ABC News report is the source for any further detail beyond the points summarized here.

Sources: ABC News: Nylander scores twice to reach 300 NHL goals as Maple Leafs rout Oilers 7-2.