The Lady Bing is awarded annually by the NHL to the player with the best sportsmanship, but who is also able to maintain good performances on the ice. Martin St-Louis won it three times during his years in Tampa Bay.
The question of the famous second center in Montreal is undoubtedly the most talked-about issue of the coming month. We’ve seen this year that Nick Suzuki, as good as he is, needs help… and with Ivan Demidov playing the whole of next season in town, finding him his center is a must.
Over the past few days, the NHL Combine was held in Buffalo. The best prospects of the next generation underwent a battery of physical tests and met the various teams on the Bettman circuit.
At the combine, the various NHL teams have the opportunity to talk to top prospects. And each club has its own technique for finding out more about a youngster’s personality.
As we all know, the Canadiens have a reputation for asking tough questions at the NHL combine in Buffalo. The club’s mentality? See how prospects react when they’re out of their comfort zone.
Potential Acquisition: Alexis Lafrenière Reports indicate that the Canadiens are exploring the possibility of acquiring Alexis Lafrenière from the New York Rangers.
It wasn't all rosy for Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki to start the 2024-2025 season; it was a slow start, which kept him off Team Canada's squad at the mid-season Four Nations Face-Off.
The Canadiens have only played two playoff games at the Bell Centre this year. And do you know what? It’s enough to remind us just how special the atmosphere in the CH’s amphitheatre is when the going gets tough.
24 hours later, last night’s CH loss still has a bitter taste, especially after the team’s superb run to 2024-2025. If there’s one person who has dragged this team since mid-season, it’s Nick Suzuki.
We’ve been saying it all season long, and last night was another fine example. When the Habs’ first trio is in form, it really shows in the team’s results.
In less than an hour, the Canadiens will play their first playoff game since the summer of 2021. The club, which has undergone major changes over the past four years, is back in the spring dance.
This 2024-25 season was filled with nice surprises. We can think of William Nylander who finished as the second-best forward with 45 goals or Brandon Hagel who scored 35 goals (none on powerplay) and 90 points.
The Montreal Canadiens are on the cusp of making it to the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. They have not played postseason hockey since losing to the Tampa
The Montreal Canadiens are closing in on their first berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in four years. One of the most significant contributors to the Habs’ second-half surge is their captain, Nick Suzuki.
The Montreal Canadiens are starting to run away in the Eastern Conference wild card race, and a lot of heavy lifting is being done by their captain Nick Suzuki.
Nick Suzuki is having a year to remember. The Montreal Canadiens’ captain had a goal and an assist Thursday night in a 4-1 win over the Boston Bruins, passing the 80-point mark on the season and becoming the first Canadiens player to do so since Alex Kovalev since 2007-08.
Nick Suzuki scored twice, the tying goal with 8.4 seconds left in regulation and the overtime winner, as the Montreal Canadiens edged the visiting Florida Panthers 3-2 on Tuesday night.
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.
What's enjoyable for fans as well is that Suzuki is a bit less rigid (in press conferences) than Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton can sometimes be, so by listening to him speak, we can pick up some interesting information.
Journalist Arpon Basu has just published an interesting article showing how involved Nick Suzuki is in the decisions within the Montreal Canadiens. The captain of the Habs is consulted on decisions that are normally not made by a captain in the NHL, but personally, I love hearing this.
The non-selection of Nick Suzuki for the Four Nations Showdown has disappointed many, including the main interested party, the captain of the Montreal Canadiens.