Cole Caufield

The bond between Montreal Canadiens forwards Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield continues to flourish on and off the ice.

“Nick’s a builder,” said Caufield while laughing. “It’s a rental house,” Caufield revealed before the room burst into laughter. Both the Habs linemates were crowned last month’s Molson Cup winners.

Welcome to my ramblings, where I'll be writing down my thoughts on NHL and draft-eligible prospects once a week. I'll be using the ramblings to keep you ...

He sits at 11 goals and five assists in 38 games in the SHL’s regular season, as a 20-year-old, and scored four goals in nine games at the Champions Hockey League tournament. He now leads the @QMJHLwith 73pts in 37 games (12 in his last 3). @PhoenixSherbroo His shin doesn’t angle forward ahead of his toes as much as it should, and there’s a short, almost limp-like element to his stride extensions. Roy does tend to drag his feet at times, and there’s an intrinsic relationship between his work rate and his poor skating posture. He’s earned those points, and could very well have many more due to how refined of a play-driver he is. Although Harris didn’t register a point in the 15:55 he played in his debut, he left a lasting impression on Habs fans — one that encompasses very well what he brings to the table. His goal-scoring prowess comes from his raw power and accuracy, but he tends to struggle to find space in-between checks around the slot area. His hockey sense in limited in many aspects, but that shows up specifically in his playmaking. Of his 34 points in 54 games so far this year, 26 have come since the coaching change, which was 24 games ago. His skating ability was a clear standout in his game, and his poise was tremendous for a rookie taking his first steps in the NHL. His first shift (pictured above) was against the Point-Stamkos-Kucherov line, and he did not look out of place at all. First, we’ll start with the Habs’ most recent rookie signing, who slotted into the lineup against the Tampa Bay Lightning and did more than just hold his own. Welcome to my ramblings, where I’ll be writing down my thoughts on NHL and draft-eligible prospects once a week.

If you're well-versed in Montreal Canadiens fan gossip, you may have seen social media go ablaze with intrigue after Cole Caufield posted an Instagram story ...

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In addition to his seven goals, the 21-year-old winger ranked second with eight assists and 15 points. He had two four-game point streaks and one three-game ...

For his part, Suzuki was named first star once (March 5 in Edmonton), second star once (March 26 against Toronto) and third star twice (March 3 in Calgary, March 13 in Philadelphia and March 17 against Dallas). The 22-year-old center led the team with ten assists and 17 points. He had two four-game point streaks and one three-game point streak during that span. Caufield, who also won the honor in February, was selected first star of the game once (on March 13 in Philadelphia), second star twice (on March 15 against Arizona and on March 17 against Dallas) and third star once (on March 5 in Edmonton). In addition to his seven goals, the 21-year-old winger ranked second with eight assists and 15 points.