This was clearly not Canada vs the United States or simply Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon, but nonetheless, the Montreal ...

Nick Suzuki and Patrik Laine each had a goal and two assists, and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-0.

Juraj Slafkovsky knows what he has to do to feel good about himself and to help the Montreal Canadiens going forward.

Slafkovsky immediately responded by throwing off his gloves, delivering on Arber Xhekaj’s pre-game comments on Senators ...

The Montreal Canadiens hosted the Carolina Hurricanes ... the Hurricanes when it came to capitalizing on scoring chances. Juraj Slafkovsky got the party going by using his size advantage to ...

Martin St. Louis’s nurturing approach has been at the heart of positive development we’ve seen from all the young players over the last few years in Montreal, and it’s paying off with Juraj Slafkovsky ...

One of the areas of Juraj Slafkovsky’s game ... No goats considering the Canadiens beat a club that has strong aspirations for a Stanley Cup this season. Montreal has its energy back after ...

The Montreal Canadiens resumed action after ... the biggest moment of the night came when Juraj Slafkovsky dropped the gloves with Ridly Greig in the third period. The fight erupted after Greig ...

Juraj Slafkovsky: 15:25 ... In short, hats off to the Montreal Canadiens, who managed to give us a good game and thus spare us a small post-Tournoi des Quatre Nations depression.

Juraj Slafkovsky joins Shawn McKenzie to discuss ... But the coach of the Montreal Canadiens knows it ends with the player, too. It’s why St. Louis, who played 1,241 games (regular-season ...