Nick Suzuki

The Canadiens' young core played a competitive game against the Oilers, which bodes well for what this group can become.

Suzuki matched up against Auston Matthews all night and showed he is ready to go toe-to-toe with the league's best and come out ahead.

Paul Maurice did not hesitate comparing Suzuki to Aleksander Barkov prior to the game, and then Suzuki showed why he did.

Savard is one of a few players who might have played their final home game in a Canadiens uniform Tuesday.

Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield and Juraj Slafkovský are showing that the Canadiens might in fact have an elite offensive combination.

Kent Hughes hoped his young core would take ownership of their future after trading away Sean Monahan, and for one night, they did.

The Canadiens entered a game they felt was important dressing three centres, and it's worth wondering why.

Suzuki as a Selke Trophy front-runner? Perhaps far-fetched, but his defensive metrics on the Canadiens' new top line are shining.

The Canadiens began this trip looking for consistency, and by the end of it, they found it in their play and in their bus drivers.

Nick Suzuki has finally found a stable line that is clicking and the microstats he is embracing show the points are bound to come for him.

Slafkovský's ability to do what Suzuki and Caufield need from a linemate while staying true to himself could be massive for the Canadiens.

Nick Suzuki responded to some mild criticism from Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis with his best game of the season.

The Canadiens finished 29th in the NHL on the penalty kill last season, so they made some changes and it helped them win their home opener.

Nick Suzuki looks through some video from last season and explains how some of the Canadiens' concepts actually work on the ice.

Martin St. Louis feels unlocking the full potential of Suzuki and Dach will come more from their play without the puck than with it.

Improvement at the top of the lineup is going to be necessary for the Canadiens this season. Can Suzuki and Caufield provide that?

It's been a decade since Gallagher was a Canadiens rookie and his ability to see Harvey-Pinard as anything but a threat is a credit to him.

No one ever wants to see anyone injured, but the rash of injuries that hit the Canadiens this season has come with a silver lining.