Cole Caufield Made an Unexpected Gesture to Honour His Best Friend After the Canadiens' First Win

We remind you that, during the offseason, center Christian Dvorak left the Canadiens to sign a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers.

He earns $5.4 million per year.

It's also worth remembering that Dvorak was Cole Caufield's best friend on the Montreal Canadiens, so his departure obviously left a certain void for Caufield.
Well, speaking of void, look at what Caufield did (last night on the ice) after the Canadiens' first win of the season:

During the traditional "power of friendship" celebration, Caufield made sure that the players left an empty spot in honor of Christian Dvorak.

We didn't see that coming, but it's a very beautiful gesture.. And one that will surely make Dvorak smile!

Nick Suzuki, Kirby Dach, and Juraj Slafkovsky joined in Caufield's plan, and it created a nice little moment on the ice.

Speaking of Christian Dvorak, let's recall that he's currently living the good life in Philadelphia, playing on the first line alongside Sean Couturier and young Matvei Michkov.

In the Flyers' first game of the season, he played nearly 17 minutes!

Finally, speaking of special scenes observed last night during the game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Detroit Red Wings, let's take a moment to recall that the team shared a beautiful locker room victory video.

And let's not forget that a Red Wings fan may have been ejected from the game for throwing an octopus on the ice.

A great game overall and an important win!