Player Discussion Nick Suzuki Part 11

[Sorinth]

Some have more goals, some have more assists, but only 3 have more of each, is how I understand it.

Yeah but given a couple players have the same number of goals and more assists it's definitely misleading. Which is a shame because there's no need to be misleading, Nick is a stud and the numbers show it.

 

[417]

I remember the Avs broadcasters talking about Suzuki last year, saying he could be a 90-100 point guy with more support.

Nick had an awesome second half and really stepped up. Mr Clutch. Definitely the Habs’ MVP.

Was always obvious to me.

Not sure what people were expecting Suzuki to do 2-3 years ago when he was putting up 40-60pts with the type of talent we have.

Since then, the talent base on this team has increased and so has his production.

He's still got another level IMO.

 

[Frank Drebin]

Suzuki is top 5 in pts among centers.
Hands down, he's the best 2C in the NHL

hes a good little 2c, on a contender. so proud of him

 

[CrazyBob]

At the rate he keep improving, i think getting at least one 100 points season is definitely possible.

 

[Rapala]

His stats page is nice to see. He just gets better every year. If this is his peak, that's fine, we've got a fantastic player that's exceeded all expectations.

66-77-89 It's hard to think he's hit his ceiling yet. I called 88 points this season for obvious reasons I was hoping for PPG at the minimum.
I think what has impressed me most is the responsible play that goes along with those totals +19 on a team with a -20 goal differential.
His clutch play when we needed it most proves what I've always thought. Suzuki just needs something to play for.
But even more impressive is the 33 goal swing from the previous years.

 

[Vachon23]

 

[26Mats]

Really hope he makes team Canada for the Olympics. I bet McDavid, MacKinnon, and the forwards would love to play with him.

 

[Estimated_Prophet]

hes a good little 2c, on a contender. so proud of him

He is absolutely a 1C on a contender.

 

[Mrb1p]

COMMENT CA VA MONREALLLL

 

[Vachon23]

Really hope he makes team Canada for the Olympics. I bet McDavid, MacKinnon, and the forwards would love to play with him.

I do think him and Robert Thomas have made a strong case for their candidature

Let’s see how he does in playoffs and next year

 

[26Mats]

I do think him and Robert Thomas have made a strong case for their candidature

Let’s see how he does in playoffs and next year

And Scheifele

 

[Frank Drebin]

He is absolutely a 1C on a contender.

Oh ok

 

[CrazyBob]

Really hope he makes team Canada for the Olympics. I bet McDavid, MacKinnon, and the forwards would love to play with him.

Nah they rather put some grinders with no offensive talent instead.

 

[ahmedou]

Most season points Hab players since 1988-89

1) Vincent Damphousse (1992-93): 97 points

2) Pierre Turgeon (1995-96): 96 points

3) Kirk Muller (1992-93): 94 points

4) Vincent Damphousse (1995-96): 94 points

5) Stephane Richer (1989-90): 91 points

6) Vincent Damphousse (1993-94): 91 points

7) Nick Suzuki (2024-25): 89 points

8) Brian Bellows (1992-93): 88 points

 

[BLONG7]

Most season points Hab players since 1988-89

1) Vincent Damphousse (1992-93): 97 points

2) Pierre Turgeon (1995-96): 96 points

3) Kirk Muller (1992-93): 94 points

4) Vincent Damphousse (1995-96): 94 points

5) Stephane Richer (1989-90): 91 points

6) Vincent Damphousse (1993-94): 91 points

7) Nick Suzuki (2024-25): 89 points

8) Brian Bellows (1992-93): 88 points

30 years ago, those guys played in a higher scoring era.............Nick Suzuki is a #1 C and the haters are going to have to deal with it.

 

[Naslundforever]

There are exactly 32 #1 c’s in the league, every team has a center with more icetime than the others.

Suzuki is hab#1C
He also happens to be #5 in scoring among nhl centers and is a total 200ft stud.

Keep surrounding this guy with talent and win.

 

[ahmedou]

NICK PLAYOFFS BEARDOU

 

[Frank Drebin]

Most season points Hab players since 1988-89

1) Vincent Damphousse (1992-93): 97 points

2) Pierre Turgeon (1995-96): 96 points

3) Kirk Muller (1992-93): 94 points

4) Vincent Damphousse (1995-96): 94 points

5) Stephane Richer (1989-90): 91 points

6) Vincent Damphousse (1993-94): 91 points

7) Nick Suzuki (2024-25): 89 points

8) Brian Bellows (1992-93): 88 points

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1992-93. Not only was it a higher scoring age they played 84 games

 

[Rapala]

NICK PLAYOFFS BEARDOU

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Got one of Lane Hutson's ?
He looks like he might retire without ever being able to grow one.

 

[Frank Drebin]

Got one of Lane Hutson's ?
He looks like he might retire without ever being able to grow one.

hutson with gudas beard

 

[tooji]

Not one player that scored more than Nick this season is younger than him. Nick seems like a player that will age like fine wine

 

[Mrb1p]

NICK PLAYOFFS BEARDOU

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Kinda lpoks loke shea

 

[Mrb1p]

Not one player that scored more than Nick this season is younger than him. Nick seems like a player that will age like fine wine

Insane player to have. 100 points next year.

 

[ahmedou]

 

[Mrb1p]

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His legend grows