Juraj Slafkovsky

The Canadiens aren't rebuilding anymore. They're building expectations. And that's when the real test of this young team begins.

The Canadiens stunned Carolina with patience, poise, and playoff swagger in a statement 6-2 Eastern Final win.

The Canadiens stunned Carolina with patience, poise, and playoff swagger in a statement 6-2 Eastern Final win.

Win or lose in Buffalo, the Canadiens’ playoff growth is clear: tougher, more physical, and learning how to survive postseason hockey.

Canadiens head to Game 5 tied 2–2, with Slafkovsky toughness, growing structure, and belief they can steal one in Tampa.

Can the Canadiens Actually Take Down the Lightning?

Caufield, Slafkovský, and Suzuki bring scoring, size, and smarts—could this Canadiens trio actually be built for playoff hockey?

Juraj Slafkovsky is starting to look like the power forward Montreal hoped for — stronger, smarter, and finally driving his own game.

Montreal locks in its young stars with long-term deals—Caufield, Suzuki & co. are ready to grow together and chase big playoff dreams.

Juraj Slafkovský is on fire for the Canadiens—20 years old, 52 points, and proving he’s already a future cornerstone.

Slafkovský looked like a star on the Olympic stage. Now we get to see if that spark follows him back to Montreal’s stretch run.

Oliver Kapanen shines for Finland's bronze in the Olympics, while Juraj Slafkovsky remains a star for Slovakia. Montreal's future looks bright!

Slafkovsky’s not waiting for his turn anymore. He wants the puck, the pressure, the spotlight — and he’s thriving in all of it.

From 17-year-old phenom to Montreal Canadiens forward, Slafkovský is ready to show why Slovakia believes in him at the Olympics.

Four Canadiens are lighting up the 2026 Olympics! Suzuki, Slafkovsky, Kapanen & Texier—who’s making the biggest splash so far?

Montreal’s young stars Suzuki, Caufield, and Slafkovsky are on fire — are they ready to carry the Canadiens deep into the playoffs?

Can the Canadiens’ patient approach with Slafkovský really turn a young star’s ups and downs into lasting success?

Canadian teams faced each other in just four games — comebacks, collapses, and a clear lesson: belief and timing still matter.

Canadian teams leaned on depth last night—Montreal, Edmonton, and Toronto all got key contributions beyond their stars.

Canadian teams showed fight and frustration Sunday—resilience for Montreal, OT heartbreak for Toronto.