
Points leaders since the Four Nations break:
17 — Nick Suzuki
16 — Roope Hintz
15 — Nathan Mackinnon
15 — Leon Draisaitl
15 — Jason RobertsonThese guys were snubbed, right? pic.twitter.com/FkAJHRzKLW
— Big Head Hockey (@BigHeadHcky) March 15, 2025
The Canadiens’ captain is really having a good season so far with 69 points, including 20 goals in 65 games.
Moreover, if Suzuki has been on fire recently, his line mates have also been doing well with 10 points each since the break. That’s 37 points for the three of them in just nine games.
The top line’s offensive contribution is not unrelated to the Canadiens’ success, who have lost only one game in regulation time (6-1-2) since the NHL resumed activities.
Interesting fact: the forward has had two-point games in each of the three games where he received a penalty. He might be better off being penalized more often.
Rapid fire
– Rocket wins.
FINAL SCORE
FINAL SCOREpic.twitter.com/tXvKIm1rTk
— Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) March 15, 2025
– Lions win and qualify for the playoffs.
WE WON!!
WE’RE GOING TO THE PLAYOFFS!!
The final score is presented by @fromagerievictoria! pic.twitter.com/mA492mu5tl
— x – Lions de Trois-Rivières (@Lions3r) March 15, 2025
– Ilya Kovalchuk retires.
Ilya Kovalchuk has announced his retirement from pro hockey at age 41
Kovy walks away from the game with a Rocket Richard Trophy, Olympic gold, 2 World Championships, and 3 Gagarin Cups
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— Gino Hard (@GinoHard_) March 15, 2025
– Thank you to the Hurricanes.
THE #CANES ARE HOT
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— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) March 15, 2025