14 Nick Suzuki C

Suzuki was promoted from the taxi squad to the active roster ahead of Thursday's game versus the Jets, per CapFriendly.

This standard roster shuffling shouldn't deter fantasy players, as Suzuki has been and will continue to be a staple in the Canadiens' lineup. The 21-year-old has recorded four goals and 13 points over 18 games this year while averaging 18:25 of ice time.

Suzuki was placed on the taxi squad Wednesday, per CapFriendly.

Suzuki is in no danger of sitting out games, so expect him back on the active roster for Thursday's contest in Winnipeg. The 21-year-old has 13 points, 32 shots on net and 27 hits through 18 appearances.

Suzuki scored a goal on his lone shot in Sunday's 3-2 overtime loss to Ottawa. He also had two PIM and won 12 of 19 faceoffs (63.2 percent).

Suzuki lit the lamp for the first time in eight games when he opened the scoring just 77 seconds into the contest. His snipe on an odd-man rush was his fourth goal of the season and first since Feb. 1. The 21-year-old sophomore has 13 points through 17 games.

Suzuki was promoted from the taxi squad Saturday, CapFriendly reports.

Suzuki may shuffle up and down this year, but he'll be a lineup fixture regardless. The 21-year-old has been superb this season, recording 12 points -- four on the power play -- through 14 games. Expect Suzuki to man a top-six role in Saturday's game against the Maple Leafs.

Suzuki was designated for the taxi squad Friday, CBS Sports reports.

This is simply roster shuffling, as Suzuki will be in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Maple Leafs. The 21-year-old center has been fantastic this year, racking up 12 points, 28 shots on net and 20 hits over 14 games.

Suzuki was brought up from the taxi squad to the Canadiens' active roster Tuesday, per CBS Sports.

The news comes as no surprise ahead of Montreal's game against the visiting Maple Leafs on Wednesday. Suzuki has 12 points in 12 games this season and has been a mainstay on the power play, where he's averaged a whopping 3:19 of ice time. He should be expected to resume his role as the team's second-line center.

Suzuki was assigned to the taxi squad Monday, CBS Sports reports.

This is a temporary designation, as Suzuki will certainly be back with the big club for Wednesday's game against the Maple Leafs. The 21-year-old has been a stud through 12 games, racking up 12 points and firing 22 shots on net.

Suzuki had an assist, one shot on net and two blocked shots over 19:57 of ice time in Saturday's 2-1 win over Ottawa.

Each member of Suzuki's line had a role in Josh Anderson's goal. Jonathan Drouin's shot was stopped by the Senators' Matt Murray, who then stopped Suzuki's missive off the rebound, but the goalie couldn't make the third save in the sequence. Both Suzuki and Drouin lead Montreal with nine assists, which is natural given that Anderson's notched eight goals.

Suzuki picked up two assists with one hit and a plus-3 rating during Tuesday's 5-3 win over the Canucks.

The 21-year-old continues to be an incredibly consistent offensive force for the Canadiens. Suzuki has at least one point in nine of Montreal's first 10 games this season, piling up three goals and eight helpers during that stretch, and the second-year phenom is well on his way to a breakout campaign.

Suzuki scored a goal, dished an assist and went plus-2 in Monday's 6-2 win over the Canucks.

Suzuki opened the scoring exactly one minute into the first period with his third goal of the season. He also set up Brendan Gallagher in the second period. Suzuki saw his seven-game point streak end in Saturday's 2-0 loss to the Flames, but the two-point effort Monday made up for that. Through nine games, Suzuki has racked up nine points, a plus-3 rating, 19 shots on goal and 14 hits.

Suzuki had a short-handed assist, one shot on goal and one blocked shot in Thursday's 4-2 win over the Calgary.

Suzuki assisted on Tyler Toffoli's shorthanded goal to extend the 21-year-old center's scoring streak to seven games. He led Montreal forwards by a wide margin with 17:55 of ice time, which included time on both special-team units. Suzuki hinted at this kind of production last summer when he had seven points over 10 games in the bubble.

Suzuki scored a goal in Saturday's 5-2 win over the Canucks on Saturday.

He opened the scoring in the first with a quick rip off the rush from the right dot. Suzuki has a point in each game (two goals, four assists). That makes him the 10th Habs player in the past 45 years to start the season with a point streak of at least six games. That's impressive for a 21-year-old. Suzuki's fantasy value is growing.

Suzuki notched an assist, three shots on goal and two PIM in Thursday's 7-3 win over the Canucks.

Suzuki set up Josh Anderson for a goal at 14:56 of the second period, igniting a rally of three goals in 1:34 to give the Canadiens full control. Suzuki has gotten on the scoresheet in all five games this year -- he has a goal, four helpers, 15 shots on net and six PIM on his stat line. His assist Thursday was his first point at even strength, as the previous four all came on the power play.

Suzuki posted a power-play assist and four shots on goal in Wednesday's 6-5 shootout loss to the Canucks.

Suzuki has gotten on the scoresheet in all four of the Canadiens' games this year. On Wednesday, he set up the second of Tyler Toffoli's three scores. All four of Suzuki's points (one goal, three helpers) have come on the power play. The 21-year-old center has added 12 shots, 11 hits and four PIM in what's become a fruitful top-six role in an active offense.

Suzuki posted a power-play assist, two hits and two PIM in Monday's 3-1 win over the Oilers.

Suzuki has a point in each of the Canadiens' three games so far, and all of them have come on the power play. He set up Shea Weber for the second goal of the game Monday. While a point-per-game pace may be a bit above Suzuki's capabilities in his second season, he's added nine hits and eight shots on goal in three contests. Fantasy managers can't have many complains about the 21-year-old's production so far.

Suzuki had a power-play assist, one shot, four hits and one blocked shot over 16:41 of ice time in Saturday's 5-1 win over Edmonton.

Suzuki had the primary helper on Jeff Petry's power-play goal, giving the 21-year-old center a point in each of the first two games. After tying for the team lead in power-play points last season, Suzuki's off to a quick start in 2020-21.

Suzuki had a power-play goal, six shots, three hits and two PIM in Wednesday's 5-4 overtime loss to Toronto.

Suzuki scored from a near-impossible angle to pot Montreal's first power-play goal. That's not insignificant, as Montreal's man-advantage unit finished 22nd in the league last year. More growth is expected from the 21-year-old Suzuki, who had 13-28-41 over 71 games during his rookie season in 2019-20 and added another seven points in 10 playoff games. The Habs are off until Saturday when they open a two-game set in Edmonton.

Suzuki scored twice on six shots in Friday's 3-2 loss to the Flyers in Game 6. His first goal came on the power play.

Suzuki was responsible for both of the Canadiens' goals, but it wasn't enough to keep his team's season going. The 21-year-old finished with four goals and three helpers in 10 playoff games. Suzuki looks like the real deal and he should be able to build upon his 13-goal, 41-point output as a rookie heading into 2020-21.

Suzuki netted the game-winning goal and added a power-play assist in Wednesday's 5-3 win over the Flyers in Game 5.

Suzuki set up Brendan Gallagher's second-period tally before scoring one of his own in the third period. The 21-year-old Suzuki added three shots on goal, three blocked shots and a plus-2 rating. Suzuki has collected two goals, three helpers and 14 hits through nine postseason outings.

Suzuki provided an assist, three shots on goal and four hits in Wednesday's 4-3 win over the Penguins in Game 3.

Suzuki set up Paul Byron's equalizer at 15:50 of the second period. The rookie Suzuki has a goal, an assist, six shots and eight hits through three games in the series. He produced 13 goals and 41 points in 71 games during the regular season -- the 20-year-old forward can put up respectable scoring numbers as well as modest physicality.