Are we witnessing the blossoming of Juraj Slafkovsky? The big Slovak has been one of the team’s best forwards of late. He’s fulfilling his role to perfection, giving the Canadiens one of the best first trios in the National League.
The Utah Mammoth have announced that they have reached an agreement with Logan Cooley. The forward has signed an eight-year contract (2026 to 2034) worth $80 million.
Two weeks ago, in an article, I strongly criticized Juraj Slafkovsky. I mentioned that he wasn’t having the start to the season I’d hoped for, and I also said that he needed to wake up.
Juraj Slafkovsky said it himself: he’s tired of excuses. He wants to “stop talking” and start performing… and this isn’t the first time we’ve heard that either.
The Canadiens de Montréal narrowly escaped defeat by the mighty Chicago Blackhawks last night, with a goal in the dying seconds of regular time courtesy of Kaiden Guhle.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
One goal (on the powerplay, on a throw-in) in two games is nothing to write home about, but if you’ve been watching the Habs games this season, you’ll have noticed that Juraj Slafkovsky wants to start off on the right foot.
The Montreal Canadiens’ regular season may have just started, but it’s clear that Juraj Slafkovsky has understood how important a strong start to a season is for him as a player.
The Canadiens’ off-season is well and truly behind us. Tonight, the club will play a real game in Toronto. After months of speculation and personnel moves to improve the club, we’ll have our first opportunity (of at least 82) to see the club in action.
At just 21 years of age, Juraj Slafkovsky is about to embark on his fourth season with the Canadiens, as well as the first year of an eight-year, $7.6 million-a-year contract.
It’s difficult to separate the hype from the reality when it comes to talking about Montreal Canadiens prospects. The same can likely be said about the
The NHL appears set to move forward with their plan on organizing a World Cup of Hockey. They’re ready to reach out to international clubs directly, rather than work with the IIHF, per TSN’s Darren Dreger.
Juraj Slafkovsky has had sky-high expectations since being selected first overall in the 2022 NHL Draft, and while many argue he hasn't met them, he has steadily improved each season.
The offseason leading into the 2025-26 season continues, and with the major events such as the NHL Entry Draft and free agent frenzy completed, the dog days of summer wear on as NHL management groups take a bit of a breather before the training camps begin.
Say you were to hypothetically forget Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky won the tournament MVP title at the 2022 Winters Olympics. Slafkovsky making Slovakia’s preliminary roster for the 2026 edition of the event would still be absolutely no surprise.
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky fired a shot at media members during his interview on locker room clean out day at Bell Centre following their postseason loss to the Capitals.
The Montreal Canadiens are officially on the ropes against the Capitals, and forward Juraj Slafkovsky was in a somber mood following his team's Game 3 loss.
The young Montreal Canadiens forward, Juraj Slafkovsky, made a little pact with Anthony Martineau of TVA Sports a few months ago. When the journalist showed
The Montreal Canadiens hosted the Carolina Hurricanes at the Bell Centre, looking to build on the momentum they created during their dominant win against the Ottawa Senators.
The Montreal Canadiens were in Ottawa on Tuesday, facing a hungry Senators team at the Canadian Tire Centre. It was the first game back since the 4 Nations Faceoff tournament, with both teams looking to create a little momentum out of the gate.
It's always great news when players from the Montreal Canadiens truly settle in Quebec and build a life here. That seems to increasingly be the case for young forward Juraj Slafkovsky, who appears to have found love.
There’s no avoiding the heightened level of interest, and consequently, the criticism that comes with playing for the Montreal Canadiens. It’s particularly evident for a player such Juraj Slafkovsky, the first overall pick at the 2022 NHL Entry Draft.
During a recent press conference, an intriguing and somewhat provocative question was posed to Montreal Canadiens’ young star, Juraj Slafkovsky: Would you spend hundreds of dollars to watch your team play right now?
When Juraj Slafkovsky finished the 2023-24 season by scoring his 20th goal of the year, the overall feeling from Montreal Canadiens fans was that the first overall pick from the 2022 NHL Entry Draft had taken a big step forward in a crucial aspect of being an impact forward.