A definitive taste of what the forward lines will look like, Slafkovský's search for respect and other observations from Canadiens camp.

After taking on Team 2 (Alex Newhook, Kirby Dach, Patrik Laine, and co.), it was Team 1's (Cole Caufield, Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovsky, and co.) turn to hit the ice for practice this morning in Brossard on day three of the Montreal Canadiens' training camp. View the original article to see embedded media.

Montreal Canadiens training camp commenced on Wednesday. Fifty-nine players were invited to the main camp and there are many intriguing names among them.

The Canadiens have far more than five questions facing them this training camp, but these are the five most important.

With training camp underway, Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis gave fans a glimpse of how the lines could look this season.

It took some time for the first line to get going, but Caufield did find Slafkovsky with a cross-ice pass right in front of the net, which the Slovak converted to seal the deal and give Team 1 a 4-2 win. The hulking forward looks set to pick up right where he left off, cleaning his path on the nice and going into heavy traffic.

Camp opens on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at the CN Sports Complex in Brossard

The Canadiens have one of the league's best prospect pools and some of their top guys could make the team out of training camp in 2024-25.

Montreal Canadiens training camp just opened. Several stand-outs have emerged on paper. Will they justify the attention in literal practice?

The Montreal Canadiens will be in their natural habitat for the first time on Thursday, as the training camp transitions from physicals and medicals to on-ice activities.