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Nick Suzuki Appears to Let Major Scoop Slip on Live TV About Upcoming Canadiens Announcement


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Elias Adaime
May 2, 2025  (9:25)
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Apr 16, 2025; Montreal, Quebec, CAN; Montreal Canadiens center Nick Suzuki (14) plays the puck against the Carolina Hurricanes in the first period at Bell Centre. Mandatory Credit: David Kirouac-Imagn Images
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The Montreal Canadiens' loss in Game 5 of their first-round series against the Washington Capitals was an emotional one.

Beyond the team's elimination, it marked the final NHL game for veteran defenseman David Savard.
The emotion was palpable following the team's defeat, as Savard's teammates all came to greet him.
Even the Canadiens' opponents took time to pay tribute.
That goes to show just how respected Savard is across the league.

Nick Suzuki Opens Up About David Savard's Future Plans

We've said it many times this season - David Savard is deeply appreciated by his teammates.
Not only has he been a big brother figure to many players, but he has also been an example of courage and perseverance.
It's no surprise then that his presence in the locker room is cherished.
On that note, Nick Suzuki made an intriguing comment after Wednesday night's game.
According to him, the newly retired Savard will remain involved with the organization next season.
Interesting!
"Savy has been incredible since joining the organization.

This guy, everything you can learn from him is one of a kind.

We're definitely going to miss him a lot.
We wish he could have extended his career, but he'll always be around."

- Nick Suzuki

Much Like Paul Byron

This situation strongly reminds me of Paul Byron.
After playing only 27 games in the 2021-22 season, the small forward was often seen around the team and alongside the front office staff in their suite at the Bell Centre.
We found out why on September 20, 2023 - the day he officially announced his retirement - when the organization named him a player development consultant.
Since then, he's helped the club's young prospects transition to professional hockey.
Given how involved David Savard has been with the Canadiens' younger players, I wouldn't be surprised at all if he follows a similar path as Byron.
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