Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki recorded a goal and an assist as the team got back to winning ways on Tuesday with a 2-1 overtime victory against the Islanders. The Canadiens captain collected his helper when Patrik Laine marked his team debut with a power-play goal, and Suzuki took care of the second goal himself when he lit the lamp with half of the overtime session played. Montreal struggles to win consistently, but Suzuki is in the middle of a big campaign. He's currently riding his second three-game multi-point streak of the season and averages over a point per game, with 10 goals and 16 assists generated in 25 outings.
Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki amassed four points in Monday's high-scoring 7-5 victory over Buffalo. The Canadiens captain kicked things off with a power-play assist in the second period, added two even-strength goals to his name before the second intermission, and wrapped things up with another assist on Christian Dvorak's empty-net goal late in the game. The big performance ended a four-game scoring drought for Suzuki. He's had a difficult time this month, but Suzuki's overall form has been solid in 2024-25. He's on 17 points (six goals, 11 assists) through 16 outings, having posted six multi-point games. Montreal will need another top-class performance from its leading scorer in Thursday's tough matchup against Minnesota.
Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki tallied two goals and an assist as the team cruised to a 5-2 victory over Washington Tuesday. He struck twice in the first period in a span of 57 seconds and completed his three-point night with a power-play assist late in the game. Suzuki is now riding a five-game point streak, with three goals and five assists posted during the run. It's been a very productive season for the 24-year-old, as Suzuki leads Montreal in points (45) and assists (30) through 50 games.
Nick Suzuki Continues Scoring Tear With Four Points
Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki enjoyed his fourth consecutive multi-point outing Saturday versus Columbus and went off for four points in total in a big 8-2 victory. He scored his 23rd goal of the season and reached 38 assists for the campaign with a hat trick of helpers. The Canadiens first line clicked superbly all game, as Rafael Harvey-Pinard potted a hat trick and Mike Hoffman notched a goal and two assists. Suzuki will hope to maintain his red-hot form in another favorable matchup Monday versus the Sabres, who are giving up the fourth-most goals per game this season (3.68).
Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki reached 40 points for the season with a two-assist effort in Tuesday's 5-4 loss to Ottawa. He had a power-play helper on Kirby Dach's goal in the first period and set up Rafael Harvey-Pinard in an even-strength situation in the third. This was only his third multi-point effort since the start of December. Suzuki had a big start to the campaign, but cooled off in mid-December and hasn't been able to recapture his form. Prior to Tuesday's action, Suzuki had collected only nine points in 24 games.
Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki is set to miss two weeks with a lower-body injury. The news means that the fresh Canadiens captain won't be available to play for most of the preseason and might be able to get only one game under his belt before the 2022-23 regular season starts. Suzuki had a career year last term with 21 goals and 61 points in 82 games. He's only just turned 23 and there should be a lot more to come from him. Montreal's youngest-ever captain definitely won't stay on the board for long in most fantasy drafts.
Montreal Canadiens forward Nick Suzuki continued his good end-of-the-season run with an assist in Monday's 4-2 loss to Winnipeg. He logged the helper on Josh Anderson's 100th career goal 6:19 into the third period. The 22-year-old has notched 22 points in 20 outings since the start of March. He's on 55 points for the whole campaign and Suzuki is on track to becoming the second-youngest player in franchise history to lead the team in points at the end of a season. Cole Caufield is way behind Suzuki with 38 points and no other player has hit 30 points for Montreal this season.
Montreal Canadiens forward Nick Suzuki recorded his second consecutive three-point outing in Saturday's 5-2 victory over Edmonton, scoring a power-play goal and handing out two assists, one in a short-handed situation. Suzuki has now notched 13 points in 11 games since interim head coach Martin St. Louis took the helm. He's meshed superbly with Cole Caufield, who has recorded 14 points under St. Louis. Montreal's top line will look to cause trouble next against Vancouver on Wednesday, before starting a very favorable run of games against Seattle, Philadelphia and Arizona.
Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans (undisclosed) will be back in action on Thursday against Philadelphia, skating on Nick Suzuki's right wing. He returns after sitting out two matchups. Evans has started to feature regularly in the top six, but he hasn't done a lot this season, notching only six points in 24 games with 37 shots. He's on a seven-game point drought ahead of Thursday's contest, so the chances of fireworks from him don't seem high, but Suzuki's presence should help Evans to get better scoring opportunities. The line also features Mike Hoffman.
Montreal Canadiens forward Nick Suzuki finished Tuesday's 3-2 loss to Tampa with a goal and an assist, registering his sixth multi-point outing of the season. He opened the scoring for Montreal and helped Mike Hoffman to his fifth marker of the season. Suzuki scored with his only shot in the game, and he also had one hit in 19:25 of action. The 22-year-old now has goals in back-to-back games and boasts 18 points in 27 appearances. He bagged just one point in 10 outings before breaking the slump with goals in consecutive matches.
Nick Suzuki Inks Eight-Year Extension With Montreal
Montreal Canadiens forward Nick Suzuki signed an eight-year, $63 million contract with the club on Tuesday. He's going into the final year of his entry-level contract and will carry a $7.875 million cap hit from 2022-23. It's a well-deserved deal for the 22-year-old, who impressed last season with 41 points in 56 regular-season games and led the Canadiens with 16 points during their run to the Stanley Cup finals. Suzuki's new contract will make him Montreal's top earner among forwards as he surpasses Brendan Gallagher's $6.5 million salary-cap hit.
The Montreal Canadiens were defeated in the Stanley Cup finals in five games by the Tampa Bay Lightning but Nick Suzuki was one of many bright spots for the club. The 21-year-old center scored seven goals and recorded 16 points in 22 playoff games. That strong performance came on the heels of a solid regular season that saw him score 15 goals with 41 points in 56 games. Suzuki was originally selected 13th overall by the Vegas Golden Knights in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. He was subsequently traded to Montreal in the Max Pacioretty deal back in 2019 as Vegas went all-in on their efforts to win a championship. Since then, Suzuki has turned into a Top-6 forward and is turning into a fantasy darling. In a twist of fate, he also reached the Stanley Cup finals before the Golden Knights.
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