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The Canadiens' current PP1 unit is Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Lane Hutson, Juraj Slafkovský and Ivan Demidov, together for 2:21 of power-play time a game.

The Montreal Canadiens get 4:50 of power-play time per game (11th most) and have scored 56 power-play goals, 8.49 per 60 minutes (10th).

Nick Suzuki plays 73% of the team's power-play minutes.

On the penalty kill they have allowed 52 goals, 7.66 per 60 (18th fewest).

PP TOI / game4:50
#11
2025-26
PP goals56
#10
8.49 per 60
PK goals against52
#18
7.66 per 60
PP xGF/608.40

From the last 1 game; time is together on the man advantage per game.

Penalty kill

Share of power-play time (2025-26)

Each player's power-play time per game he played, as a share of the team's power-play time per game.

Most-used PP units (2025-26)

Montreal Canadiens power-play units
UnitGPTOIGFSFGF/60xGF/60
Suzuki, Caufield, Hutson, Slafkovský, Demidov62182:353314610.848.98
Suzuki, Caufield, Bolduc, Hutson, Slafkovský1644:4683710.728.42
Gallagher, Texier, Dobson, Bolduc, Kapanen1719:580180.005.30
Gallagher, Dobson, Newhook, Bolduc, Kapanen1010:14080.004.17
Gallagher, Dobson, Dach, Newhook, Bolduc119:45196.157.95
Gallagher, Laine, Dobson, Dach, Demidov58:43060.005.91
Suzuki, Dobson, Caufield, Slafkovský, Demidov98:2921014.1520.47
Gallagher, Suzuki, Dobson, Kapanen, Demidov86:01030.005.74

About these numbers

Power-play rates are per 60 minutes of man-advantage time rather than PP%, because they measure how dangerous a unit is while it is on the ice. Ranks compare all 32 teams. Goals for on the penalty kill (shorthanded goals) and empty-net situations are excluded from the rates.