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Nick Suzuki

Nick Suzuki

G
26
A
40
Pts
66
+/-
-13
PPP
17
SOG
162
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 11"/208 lbs
Born: London, Canada
Draft: 2017 1st round (13th pick) by the
Vegas Golden Knights
Shoots: R
  • ottawacitizen

    Stu Cowan: Nick Suzuki getting more comfortable as Canadiens captain

    Jean Béliveau will always be the epitome of what a Canadiens captain should be. After Béliveau passed away in 2014 at age 83, the Hall of Famer was remembered as much — if not more — for what he did off the ice than what he did on the ice while winning 10 Stanley Cups. Off the ice, Béliveau was involved with several charities and he was always pleasant and friendly when meeting fans of all ages. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

  • Canadiens captain Suzuki wants to leave a legacy like Jean Beliveau

    Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki met students from Maple Grove Elementary School in Lachine this morning to reveal his latest charitable endeavour. After helping to launch Goodfood's Meal for a Meal initiative , a program that aims to drive donations to the Breakfast Club of Canada (BCC), the 24-year-old announced his own financial contribution of $10,000 to the cause on Monday. #canadiens captain Nick Suzuki is at Maple Grove Elementary in Lachine with GoodFood to announce a $10k donation to the Breakfast Club of Canada pic.twitter.com/7g6drje11x — Al Sciola (@al_sciola) September 18, 2023 “When this opportunity came up, I was definitely eager to do it and just try to do my best to help

  • The Hockey Writers

    Canadiens Players Who Could Hit Career Highs in 2023-24

    The Montreal Canadiens are once again going into this season with low expectations to make the playoffs. General manager (GM) Kent Hughes has said he doesn't think this is a playoff team, but that doesn't mean the Canadiens will sit at the bottom of the standings. The group last year was decimated by injuries to key players like Sean Monahan, Cole Caufield, and Kirby Dach. Only two players on the team played more than 70 games, and captain Nick Suzuki was the only Hab to play all 82.