The Nick Suzuki - Cole Caufield has fueled the Montreal Canadiens' strong start this season and has both players among the NHL's scoring leaders.

The Montreal Canadiens have had an excellent start to the 2025-26 season. At the time of this writing, they are currently at the top of the Atlantic Division standings with a 7-3-0 record. Nick Suzuki is certainly a big reason why the Canadiens are having such a strong start to the season,

Cole Caufield etched his name in Montreal Canadiens history with a dramatic overtime winner against the Seattle Kraken, setting a new franchise record for overtime goals. The Canadiens initially led 3-0,

The Seattle Kraken rallied from a 3-0 deficit over the final 12 minutes to force overtime, but Cole Caufield's goal in the extra period gave the Montreal Canadiens a 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.

Cole Caufield set a Montreal franchise record with his 11th career overtime goal, lifting the Canadiens to a 4-3 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Tuesday afte

The Seattle Kraken erased a 3-0 deficit with three goals in the final 12 minutes of regulation, but lost to the Montreal Canadiens on an extra-period goal.

The Montreal Canadiens secured Lane Hutson with an eight-year $70.8 million contract extension on Monday. The deal has a cap hit of $8.

There are just a handful of No. 1 centers in the NHL that score 100-plus point seasons, and they separate themselves from the rest, often ranking in the top five for any conversation about the league's top centers. Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki ...

In terms of “Saves Above Projected,” an advanced metric from NHL EDGE IQ, Dobes (plus-3.88) ranks fifth in the NHL behind Spencer Knight (plus-9.06), Thatcher Demko (plus-8.68), Thompson (plus-8.55) and Connor Hellebuyck (plus-7.32).