Captain Nick Suzuki's turn to be the target of a revelation by Pierre Gervais and it proves that the organization made the right choice

As we've mentioned a few times in the last few hours, even though Pierre Gervais' famous book has practically become the talk of the town for the Montreal Canadiens, due to some of its more daring passages, it must be stressed that there are many great stories in this book.

In particular, as the journalist Mathias Brunet mentions, in his book, Pierre Gervais reveals that the CH captain, Nick Suzuki, spent hours in his office.

Why would he do that? Simply to learn about the history of the club and the culture of the Montreal Canadiens. Wow! That's unheard of, especially coming from a young man.

It says a lot about Suzuki that he really wants to learn about the history and the past of the team.


This is a great example of how there are also great stories behind the scenes.

At this point, he had not yet been named captain of the organization, but this is another argument for why he was the right choice.


It's important to read the entire book, to find this kind of content just as interesting.


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