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Thursday Habs Headlines: Nick Suzuki makes his mark with semifinal clutch goal

In today’s links, Suzuki comes up clutch, Slafkovský takes a hit but heads to semifinals, women’s gold medal showdown set to be a bloodbath, and more.

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Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • Nick Suzuki made his precence known when he scored the biggest goal of his career to help send Team Canada to the semifinals. [Sportsnet]
  • Though Suzuki’s spot has been in question, his versatility makes a strong case for keeping him in the lineup. [TSN]
  • Noah Dobson and his wife are loving life in Montreal. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Juraj Slafkovskýrallied Slovakia with grit and energy after taking a hard hit, keeping Olympic medal dreams alive. [NHL]
  • Slafkovský’s Olympic dominance leaves his Canadiens teammates impressed. [Journal de Montreal]

Around the league and elsewhere

  • The women’s Olympic gold medal Canada vs. USA showdown is expected to be “a bloodbath”. [Sportsnet]
  • Team Canada’s men and women’s hockey players have a history of delivering in the clutch. [TSN]
  • Jake Sanderson shares that he thinks openly gay players would be welcomed with open arms by their teams. [People]
  • Paul Coffey will step back behind the Edmonton Oilers bench after Olympic break. [NHL]
  • Tampa Bay Lightning’s Max Crozier is expectecd to miss about 10 weeks following surgery to repair a core muscle injury. [NHL]

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