Their hard work paid off shortly thereafter, when a sustained offensive-zone shift led to Juraj Slafkovsky’s eighth ... While the second pairing of Guhle and Hutson looked good and produced ...

It was Alexandre Carrier who found himself to the right of Mike Matheson, while Lane Hutson played to the right of Kaiden Guhle ... and it paid off as Juraj Slafkovsky opened the scoring in this duel.

It was Alexandre Carrier who found himself to the right of Mike Matheson, while Lane Hutson played to the right of Kaiden Guhle ... and it paid off as Juraj Slafkovsky opened the scoring in ...

At Stanley25, we make it a point to be as consistent as Nick Suzuki in broadcasting our weekly podcasts. So far, it’s working ...

There were only 14 players at practice: Cole Caufield, Kirby Dach, Christian Dvorak, Jake Evans, Brendan Gallagher, Alex ...

The Canadiens will hold Kaiden Guhle Bobblehead Night presented ... first-served basis. Juraj Slafkovsky’s opening marker against the Jets would prove to be the only goal scored by the Habs ...

The ruling is in for Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle. After slashing Flyers winger ... in retaliation for a hit he threw on winger Juraj Slafkovsky seconds earlier in the dying seconds of ...

The injury to defenceman Kaiden Guhle (lacerated quadriceps ... trailing Arber Xhekaj (143) and Juraj Slafkovsky (129). A healthy Anderson is not fun to play against — especially in a best ...

Juraj Slafkovsky gave Montreal an early lead ... On top of the loss, Montreal defenseman Kaiden Guhle injured his leg from an awkward fall into the boards during the third period and did not ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad Juraj Slafkovsky gave Montreal an early lead and ... On top of the loss, Montreal defenseman Kaiden Guhle injured his leg from an awkward fall into the ...

Juraj Slafkovsky gave Montreal an early lead ... On top of the loss, Montreal defenseman Kaiden Guhle injured his leg from an awkward fall into the boards during the third period and did not ...

Especially in the summer of 2027. Currently, if we look at this, all contracts except four will leave the salary cap by July 1, 2027: Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsky, and Kaiden Guhle.