That’s especially true for the Montreal Canadiens, whose post-game celebration, which included Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Kirby Dach, Juraj Slafkovsky, and Christian Dvorak, was called “The ...

Recently, the NHL's official Facebook account shared what they believe each Atlantic Division club's top six will be heading into the 2025-26 season. This, of course, includes the Montreal Canadiens.

Nick Suzuki knows expectations will be higher for the Canadiens, but he is confident the team can meet or even exceed them.

Although the Canadiens will aspire to make the playoffs for a second consecutive season, Montreal will have one of the NHL’s youngest teams this year, and with the retirement of David Savard and the ...

In the end, the story is less about who ultimately makes the rosters and more about what this means for Montreal.

Montreal Canadiens face the Chicago Blackhawks in a high-stakes tactical showdown on April 14, 2025. The team is led by captain Nick Suzuki and features a strong lineup with Cole Caufield, Nick ...

Strong showings would not only keep them in the playoff hunt but also build confidence that this young group can eventually ...

We know that Lane Hutson and Cole Caufield are considering it. But clearly, they’re not the only ones with a chance of going, since Team Canada has contacted Nick Suzuki.

Habs forward Cole Caufield has been spending downtime with family and friends in the summer. On Monday, he shared a carousel of photos on Instagram recapping his offseason.

Caufield, whom we just talked about, but also Nick Suzuki. Both players have just had their best season in their careers.

The captain was named first star of the game ten times, second star three times and third star three times. Suzuki finished the campaign ahead of teammates Samuel Montembeault and Cole Caufield.

Last season, Cole Caufield scored a career-high 37 goals and 70 points in 82 games. At just 24 years old, the Canadiens ...