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Suzuki wins Selke Trophy

Canadiens’ Nick Suzuki wins first Selke Trophy as NHL’s top defensive forward

Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki was named the recipient of the Frank J. Selke Trophy on Friday, awarded to the NHL forward who “best excels in the defensive aspect of the game.”

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Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki wins Selke Trophy, teammate Cole Caufield takes Lady Byng

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Nick Suzuki named the Frank J. Selke Trophy winner

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Montreal Canadiens' Cole Caufield captures NHL's Lady Byng Trophy

Montreal Canadiens right wing Cole Caufield is the 2025-26 winner of the NHL's Lady Byng Memorial Trophy.

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Canadiens' Nick Suzuki Wins 2026 Selke Trophy as NHL's Best Defensive Forward Over Cirelli, Nelson

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Canadiens Forwards Suzuki And Caufield Earn Important Trophies

Sniper Cole Caufield was awarded the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, given annually “player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard o...

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Canadiens' Nick Suzuki runs away with Selke Trophy

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Habs captain Suzuki wins Selke Trophy, teammate Caufield takes Lady Byng

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Canadiens Player Grades: Suzuki Is Excellence Personified

Most will deny it, but many eyebrows were raised when the Montreal Canadiens named 23-year-old Nick Suzuki the youngest captain […]

Nick Suzuki and Macklin Celebrini combined net worth in 2026: Montreal Canadiens captain and San Jose Sharks star earnings, contracts, endorsements and investments

Nick Suzuki and Macklin Celebrini are two different eras of NHL stardom. Suzuki has emerged as the face of the Montreal Canadiens and one of the most dependable captains in the league, while Celebrini has quickly become the foundation of the San Jose Sharks’ rebuilding effort.

Suzuki on the highs and lows of the Canadiens' playoff run

Nick Suzuki speaks to the media after the Canadiens' hopes for a shot at the Stanley Cup finals went up in smoke after a 6-1 loss to Carolina.