Nick Suzuki hopes to see Cole Caufield sign a long-term contract with the Canadian

Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield participated in this charity event weekend in Montreal. Caufield will be out of town for a few weeks after the Montreal Grand Prix, while Suzuki will spend his summer At 514. Or on the south shore, at 450 …

A few reporters were present during the event and they didn’t hesitate to ask some questions hockey For the young Montreal duo.

Suzuki and Coffield see themselves playing very well alongside young Joraj Slavkovsky if he is what Martin Lapointe and Nick Bobrov consider to be the best player of the 2022 edition.

The first trio made up of young people aged 18, 21 and 23? This is where you are I know We’re in reconstruction, haha.

Well, Nick Suzuki said another very interesting thing last Saturday. Captain #14 (and future team captain?) would like to see Cole Caufield collaborate on a long-term basis with the Habs. Remember, Suzuki signed an eight-year agreement (maximum $7.875 million) with CH last October, before Mark Bergivian was replaced by Jeff Gorton (and possibly Kent Hughes).

“There is no better place to play than in Montreal. I hope Cole will sign a long-term contract with us. – Nick Suzuki

the couple Suzuki – Coffield You don’t want to disassemble it. Monday Children The campaign has been completely over and they hope to mate with each other for several years. No, Coffield will never be sent back to Laval again!

Or notIt remains to find the perfect suite to complete them. Ideally, this winger will be tall, strong, strong … and he will know how to play hockey. Right now, Josh Anderson is ticking some boxes, but he’s not the ideal wing to complete numbers #14 and 22. Juraj Slafkovsky? Can…

secondlyCaufield will play the final year of his entry contract in 2022-23 (salary $832,500 in the NHL and $70,000 in the AHL, signing bonus of $92,500 and potential performance bonuses of $850,000).

The Canadian will have to decide over the next twelve months whether he wants to offer a bridge contract (two or three years) or a long-term contract (six, seven or eight years) to the young American striker.

Suzuki hopes it will be a long-term contract. If so, will Coffield get more money than Suzuki?

To sign Caufield for several seasons, Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton will need to find ways to free up dollars from the salary cap so they can extend Caufield’s contract. Very few big contracts will expire next summer with Al Kindi.

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