Cole Caufield, of course, was in Calgary with the Canadiens. And he had news. Simultaneously, everyone in the family had a message flash across their phones.

Montreal Canadiens star forward Cole Caufield had an excellent 2024-25 season. In 82 games this past campaign with the Atlantic Division club, the 2019 first-round pick set new career highs with 37 ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Not long after Cole Caufield was taken with the No. 15 pick in the 2019 draft by the Canadiens at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, he was walking through the gauntlet first-round picks ...

Montreal Canadiens star Cole Caufield is going the extra mile by changing from No. 22 to No. 13 to honor one of his heroes. Caufield, 23, announced the number change in a touching Instagram post.

Cole Caufield switched his jersey number from #22 to Johnny's #13 following Johnny Gaudreau’s passing as a tribute to his late friend. Seeing Guy Gaudreau in the stands would have surely brought ...

The Montreal Canadiens are seeing Cole Caufield become an elite NHL goal-scorer. Even better, he's rounded out his game significantly since his NTDP 'Goal Caufield' days.

Canadiens past and present celebrated captain Nick Suzuki marrying his longtime girlfriend Caitlin Fitzgerald on Saturday at ...

The Montreal Canadiens are 7-2 in the NHL playoffs since inserting former Wisconsin star Cole Caufield into the lineup. Their series against the Golden Knights begins Monday.

Caufield announced Tuesday he will switch from his traditional No. 22 jersey to No. 13 to honor the former Blue Jackets star who, along with his brother, Matthew, was killed last week by a ...

Cole Caufield also addressed his exclusion from the Team USA roster for the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off tournament on Sunday. Caufield emphasized that he will continue to work hard and support the ...

When Badgers hockey star Cole Caufield was selected by the Montreal Canadiens fifteenth overall in the 2019 NHL draft, he had a decision to make. The freshman from Steven’s Point had the choice of ...

Cole Caufield is not up here. To find the goal-scoring dynamo, look down. Keep going. A little more. Almost there. Hello. At 5 feet, 7¼ inches tall — don’t forget that extra quarter-inch ...