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Canadiens teammates Caufield, Suzuki surprise each other with NHL awards

Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki were voted winner of the Lady Byng Trophy and Frank J. Selke Trophy, respectively, and the NHL came up with an idea for the Montreal Canadiens teammates to surprise one a...

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Canadiens' Nick Suzuki Wins NHL's 2026 Selke Trophy, Cole Caufield Wins Lady Byng Trophy

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Canadiens’ Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield Win Major NHL Awards

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Monaco Grand Prix: Kimi Antonelli on pole for fourth time, Max Verstappen behind

Kimi Antonelli set the pace after putting in a blistering qualifying lap on Saturday to take pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix.

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Five Avalanche Forwards Collected Votes For Selke Trophy

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Montreal Canadiens Captain Nick Suzuki Wins NHL's Selke Trophy In A Blowout: Voting Standouts

Canadiens’ Sniper Ranked Amongst Best NHL Players of 2025-26 Season

The Hockey News released its top-100 players list, and Canadiens sniper Cole Caufield is 35th on the list, according to the publication.

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NHL games on TV today: Full schedule, times, TV channels, live streams to watch 2026 hockey playoffs

The Sporting News has the daily NHL playoff schedule for all you need to know about where to watch the 2026 postseason.

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Hurricanes roll past Canadiens 6-1 in Eastern Conference Final, earn trip to Stanley Cup Final

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Rod Brind'Amour wore a big smile as he walked on the ice to join his Carolina Hurricanes for a photo behind the Prince of Wales Trophy. It took eight years, but the Hurricanes have finally broken through their Eastern Conference Final roadblock.

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Claude Lemieux's family pays tribute to NHL champion who died days after Canadiens torch ceremony

Claude Lemieux, the NHL playoff legend and four-time champion nicknamed "Le Gros" and "Pepe," has died at 60, leaving the hockey world in mourning.

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5 Canadiens prospects who could crack the NHL lineup next season

The Montreal Canadiens are no longer waiting for prospects to arrive. After back-to-back playoff appearances and a 48-24-10 regular-season record this season, management has shifted from patience to competition.