For much of this season, the Montreal Canadiens have shown that their long-term rebuild is starting to take shape. The core pieces are in place, the young talent is emerging, and the team looks competitive on a nightly basis.
There’s much more nuance to it, but, in a way, it comes down to a Montreal Canadiens fan referendum between Alexei Kovalev and Nick Suzuki. Under normal circumstances, there would be little reason to compare the two.
The Montreal Canadiens may have had a tough start to their matchup on Thursday night against the Buffalo Sabres, but they were able to turn things around to make it an interesting game.
When a team is rebuilding, finding a player you can genuinely build around is rare. For the Montreal Canadiens, that player is Nick Suzuki. At 26, Suzuki is quietly putting together a season that’s proving just how reliable he can be—and he might be exactly what Montreal needs to anchor the next phase of their rebuild.
Nick Suzuki is a complete player. The Canadiens’ captain can be used for anything, because he can do everything the right way on the ice. He’s good on the powerplay, he can be useful on the short-handed… and he knows how to use his qualities with the man advantage.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Nick Suzuki is about to become a father. His wife announced she was pregnant with a baby girl a month ago, and the baby is due this spring. It’s all coming together rather quickly, to put it another way.
Nick Suzuki is having a strange season, when you think about it. His 50 points in 47 games make him a top-notch player – and it’s a good thing he’s here.
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After a superb, dominant week, the Montreal Canadiens last night dropped the most important game of the last few months. The Habs had the chance to consolidate their position at the top of the division, but were instead shut out 4-0 at home in a tasteless game.
Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach should be returning to the Habs lineup in the next couple of weeks. The majority of the Canadiens’ forward lines have been looking really good as of late.
Nick Suzuki is having another great season in Montreal. The Habs captain, who will be representing Canada at the next Olympics, already has 46 points on his tally after 42 games.
Montreal captain Nick Suzuki has finally earned his spot on Team Canada’s Olympic roster for Milan 2026. However, while the Canadiens fans remain excited to see the forward finally get his due, head coach Martin St.
Nick Suzuki is going to the Olympics. The Montreal Canadiens captain received the call from Team Canada general manager Julien Brisebois on Wednesday morning, fulfilling a childhood dream and validating his response to being left off the 4 Nations roster earlier this season.
Here we are in 2026. It’s going fast, too. What this means is that the Olympic Games are just around the corner. In a little over a month, they’ll be starting in Italy, and the eyes of the NHL will be on international hockey.
On Wednesday at noon ET, Team Canada announced their 25-man roster for the upcoming Olympics in Milan. Among the players announced was Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki, who will be playing for Canada for the first time since the 2019 World Junior Championships.
Montreal Canadiens forward and captain Nick Suzuki got the call every Canadian hockey player dreams of — and despite a late night, he was already awake waiting for it.
Nick Suzuki scored two goals, including the game-winner 3:24 into overtime, as the Montreal Canadiens rallied to defeat the Florida Panthers 3-2 on Tuesday night in Sunrise, Fla.
Hockey Canada has less than 48 hours to finalize their 2026 Winter Olympic roster ahead of the big reveal on Wednesday, December 31, at 11:30 pm EST. While
When Martin St. Louis sent his captain, Nick Suzuki, over the boards to try and tie the game in a shootout against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Canadiens' fate was almost sealed.
The Montreal Canadiens have been through a stretch where they have been really struggling in the faceoff circle as of late, especially captain Nick Suzuki, who has seemingly lost every important draw as of late.
Over the final months of the Montreal Canadiens’ push to the playoffs in 2024-25, the captain, Nick Suzuki, elevated his game to a new tier, driving offence, locking things down defensively, and proving he could carry a team when it mattered most.
Nick Suzuki scored twice in a three-point outing and Ivan Demidov completed the comeback as the Montreal Canadiens claimed a 4-3 victory over the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
On Wednesday night, the Utah Mammoth hosted the Montreal Canadiens at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. This was already the second time these two interconference opponents had met this season, with the Canadiens coming away with a dominant 6-2 victory in Montreal in early November.
Thanks to their 3-2 overtime win against the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night, the Canadiens are keeping their hold on the second wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference.