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Alexander Nylander

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Alexander Nylander has played in the NHL since 2016–17 and currently plays for the Calgary Flames. He is 28 years old (born in 1998), is originally from Calgary, is 185 cm tall and weighs 93 kg. He has previously played for Buffalo Sabres, Chicago Blackhawks, Pittsburgh Penguins, Columbus Blue Jackets and Toronto Maple Leafs. Nylander has put up 49 points in 126 games, 25 goals and 24 assists, an average of 0.39 points per game. The best season so far is 2019–20 with 26 points in 65 games. More about Alexander Nylander

BirthplaceCalgaryBorn1998 (28 years)Height185 cmWeight93 kgShootsRNHL7 seasons
DRAFT 2016: selected No. 8 in round 1 · Buffalo SabresDEBUT April 4, 2017(9y ago)vsToronto Maple LeafsCONTRACT —
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Career25 career goals2y ago
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Match season best: 11 goals11 away
Match season best: 16 assists16 away
Match season best: 26 points26 away
30 goals this season30 away
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50 career points1 away
50 career goals25 away
50 career assists26 away
250 NHL games124 away
25 career goals2y ago
100 NHL games2y ago
First NHL goal8y ago
First NHL point9y ago

Alex Nylander

Alex Nylander is a Article in HockeysverigeRead the sourceArticle in HockeynewsRead the sourceArticle in SportbladetRead the sourceArticle in HockeysverigeRead the source, but has struggled to secure a lasting place in the NHL. When Alex Nylander explained his choice of AIK in November Article in HockeysverigeRead the source, being closer to school was the main reason: the journeys to and from Södertälje had been long. Article in HockeysverigeRead the source. Article in HockeysverigeRead the source Jesper Bratt on AIK’s under-20 team.

His Article in Svenska IshockeyförbundetRead the source was Chicago Mission in the United States. His childhood coach there was Article in Chicago Sun-TimesRead the source, a longtime family friend who also offered advice during his development in Sweden, as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times in August 2019.

Article in DK Pittsburgh SportsRead the source 2022, Nylander told DK Pittsburgh Sports how he and his brother William skated before their father Michael Nylander’s team practices, then played ping-pong in the players’ lounge. Article in DK Pittsburgh SportsRead the source Nicklas Bäckström, who lived with the family in Washington.

Article in Buffalo Hockey BeatRead the source 2016, he told Buffalo Hockey Beat that he and William also competed against each other in tennis, ping-pong and golf, while helping each other improve. The brothers also attended a Article in SportsnetRead the source concert with Victor Lööv in May 2016, Sportsnet reported.

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Seasons
2024–25
NOV 24–DEC 7
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GP
5
Seasons
2023–24
FEB 25–APR 16
PTS
15
G
11
A
4
GP
23
Seasons
2022–23 to 2023–24
MAR 7–DEC 6 · 2 seasons
PTS
2
G
1
A
1
GP
14
Seasons
2019–20
OCT 4–MAR 11
PTS
26
G
10
A
16
GP
65
Seasons
2016–17 to 2018–19
APR 3–APR 2 · 3 seasons
PTS
6
G
3
A
3
GP
19