Maple Leafs’ Nylander Scores in Three Consecutive Playoff Games

Toronto Maple Leafs winger William Nylander has been on a remarkable playoff scoring streak, netting goals in three consecutive games while wearing the same distinctive brown suit, which has become a symbol of his hot streak. Since Game 6 of the first-round series against the Ottawa Senators, Nylander's consistent game-day attire—a chestnut double-breasted suit paired with a white dress shirt—has coincided with his impressive performance, tallying multiple goals and assists in crucial games. This sartorial superstition has garnered attention from fans and analysts alike, with some attributing his success to his calm demeanor under new head coach Craig Berube and others simply highlighting the luck associated with the suit. Nylander, known as “Willy Styles” for his fashion sense, has embraced this look, which was created in collaboration with Italian luxury brand Loro Piana and local manufacturer Garrison Bespoke. His coach praised his poise and ability to thrive under pressure, noting that nothing seems to faze him during high-stakes moments. As the Maple Leafs advance to face the Florida Panthers, Nylander's performance and signature suit remain focal points of interest for fans and commentators.