Juraj Slafkovsky exploded onto the scene last season, posting career-highs with 30 goals and 43 assists for 73 points in 82 games—solidifying his role as a first-line threat for the Canadiens. At just 22, he’s still got room to grow, and with his explosive improvement already this young, a breakout season is not just possible—it’s expected. His chemistry with Caufield and Suzuki is already paying dividends, and if he can push toward a point-per-game pace, he could become the cornerstone of Montreal’s future success.
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