Nick Suzuki’s Contract Evaluation in Year One
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Nick Suzuki played this season in the first year of an eight-year agreement, one of the richest in franchise history. Did the Habs get good value for their money?
Nick Suzuki played this season in the first year of an eight-year agreement, one of the richest in franchise history. Did the Habs get good value for their money?
The Habs didn’t have a lot of on-ice success as a team over the final six weeks of the season but a few players were still able to finish strong. Here’s our final set of reader-voted three stars of the season, covering March and April.
Topics in the latest edition of the HW Podcast include surprises and disappointments from the Canadiens this season, how things shape up for them in free agency, and much more.
It was recently reported by PuckPedia that the Habs will incur a salary cap carryover penalty next season for $1.17 million as a result of their bonus overage. Here’s an overview of how that occurred.
The season has come to an end for the Habs. The final six weeks weren’t the greatest from a win-loss perspective but some players were able to rise above the rest. Vote now for your three stars for the final two months of the season.
On Tuesday night, the second set of series in the 2023 playoffs begin. The HabsWorld writers provide their predictions on who they expect will win and why.
The first round of the playoffs gets underway on Monday with four series kicking off. Our writers offer up their analysis and predictions for the matchups.
The 2022-23 season has now come to an end for the Montreal Canadiens. They had a back-to-back set to finish off the campaign but while they kept things close in both games, they weren’t able to pick up a point, resulting in them finishing fifth-last league-wide.
With the season coming to an end with a 5-4 loss to Boston on Thursday, the Habs were cleaning out their lockers, saying their goodbyes, and meeting with the media on Friday. Here are some of the notable items from their interviews.
Montreal’s 2022-23 season came to an end on Thursday night as they hosted the league-leading Bruins. The Habs put up a good fight, holding the lead on multiple occasions but a pair of goals from Boston in the third were the difference-maker as they picked up the 5-4 win.