Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield have a great relationship.
The two young Canadian players have admitted it a few times: When they're abroad, they often hang out together.
They eat together, they do activities together… They really seem like brothers from the same family, they are so close.
The Canadian is currently in Nashville for tomorrow's game against the Predators.
Luc Gélinas, who is there, set the table for the game today in a column at 5 à 7 (RDS)… And at the end of his intervention, let's say, there are two familiar faces who appeared as whether they were strangers.
You will obviously understand that this is about Caufield and Suzuki:
Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield are preparing for their post-career careers as collaborators on 5 à 7! 😅@LucGelinasRDS pic.twitter.com/TWxYNcv3eg
— 5 to 7 (@5a7RDS) March 4, 2024
Luc Gélinas pretended to show the show's hosts (Frédéric Plante and Yanick Bouchard) the view because he had “bad hearing,” and then we saw Caufield and Suzuki walking the streets of Nashville.
I don't know if this was originally planned…
But let's just say that if that wasn't the case, the timing would be really weird. At least it was a great moment on television.
In a more serious tone, Luc Gélinas also spoke about Juraj Slafkovsky's health during his speech.
Slaf was seen limping after Saturday's game and was not at team training this morning…
But the RDS journalist reassured everyone by saying that he saw the young man walking comfortably today.
He should be in training tomorrow evening:
I know everyone talks about Nick and Cole randomly walking past the cameras on RDS 😅
But Luc Gelinas also mentioned that although he saw Juraj Slafkovsky limping on Saturday after the game, he saw him walking around comfortably today and expects Slaf to play tomorrow 🙏 https://t.co/ldnBv8X4Jw
– /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) March 4, 2024
Much
– Good…
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The federal government has not increased its core funding for national sports organizations since 2005, while the costs of travel,…— Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) March 4, 2024
– Be continued.
Watch this week. The first player to reach the 100 point plateau @OHLHockey could be David Goyette from Hawkesbury! The 19-year-old striker @Sudbury_Wolves leads the league with 98 points (36-62) in 59 games. hope on @SeattleKraken. pic.twitter.com/5du55Kc4He
— jf plante (@jfplante_sports) March 4, 2024
– Apparently.
tea #VegasBorn added Mark Stone ($9.5M) to LTIR and activated Jack Eichel ($10M) from LTIR.
As a result, they now have $7.3 million of remaining cap space in the LTIR.https://t.co/4fPCaNKYkq
— PuckPedia (@PuckPedia) March 4, 2024
– Big contract for Kelly Olynyk with the Raptors.
ESPN report on Toronto's Kelly Olynyk getting a two-year, $26.25 million contract extension https://t.co/4ycFXwegsP
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) March 4, 2024