Current Season
GP
57
Goals
18
Assists
47
Points
65
+/-
+25
S%
15.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$7.88M
Total Value
$63.00M
8 yrs through 2029-2030 · Then UFA
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The men's hockey tournament at Milano Cortina 2026 shifts into playoff mode after Sunday's prelims wrap-up, and the Canadiens trio of Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovsky and Oliver Kapanen sits pretty with first-round byes for Canada, Slovakia and Finland. Qualification games Tuesday will reveal their quarterfinal foes on Wednesday, while Alexandre Texier and France fight Germany for survival. Habs fans mark your calendars - these NHL stars chase gold with the league's eyes locked on every shift.
Nick Suzuki and his Team Canada linemates stand to pocket a hefty bonus if they snag gold in Milano Cortina, numbers that make even NHL vets perk up. With stars like him carrying the flag, the financial stakes add extra fire to every shift in this tournament. Olympic glory always pays dividends, but this payout underscores why these guys block shots for country.
Jon Cooper pulls the strings on Team Canada's lines ahead of their Switzerland clash, bumping Nick Suzuki off Nathan MacKinnon's wing after that electric Czech shutout. The Habs captain, who's been thriving in Montreal's top-six groove all season, now slots in with Bo Horvat and Brad Marchand on what looks like a shutdown unit with scoring bite.
Nick Suzuki wastes no time proving the skeptics wrong, delivering a standout shift on the wing alongside Nathan MacKinnon and Brandon Hagel in Canada's dominant opening win over Czechia. The Habs captain logs solid minutes, peppers the net with shots, and cashes in his first Olympic tally off a McDavid feed, even shaking off an early penalty like the poised leader he is.
Nick Suzuki slides back to center for Canada and sparks a key Olympic win, reminding everyone why Montreal invested big in him. The Habs captain thrives in international play, easing concerns about his NHL line struggles. His performance pressures Montreal's coaches to lock in his role when the league resumes.
Jon Cooper flips the script on Team Canada lines, sliding Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki onto the second unit with Nathan MacKinnon and Brandon Hagel after practices hinted at a bottom-six role. Suzuki grabs 13:33 of ice time on the wing, tips home his first Olympic goal off a McDavid shot, and ranks second only to the Oilers star in chance creation during Canada's dominant 5-0 rout of Czechia.