On the second last day of the season, William Nylander scored his 20th goal, earning him a performance bonus of $212,500, one of his Schedule A bonuses that can accrue up to $850,000. Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews had already maxed theirs out according to the Toronto Star. Because Matthews missed so much time with injuries this year, it was expected that he would miss many of his more lucrative Schedule B bonuses which would have added as much as $2 million to his salary.
Chris Johnston is now reporting that the total Leafs bonus overages are $2.