Incredible locker-room scene for Alexandre Carrier after the win over the Canucks

After the win against the Vancouver Canucks, the video was released quickly. When Juraj Slafkovsky walks in, the camera immediately catches the smiles. You can sense the enjoyment, even after a big night at the Bell Centre.

The wolf head ritual comes out again, as it does every time the Canadiens win. Alexandre Texier takes over and keeps the locker room hanging on his gesture. The wolf head for the player of the game is passed around, and everyone has their eyes fixed on it.

Texier hands the wolf head to Alexandre Carrier at just the right moment. Carrier takes it with a big smile, then addresses the group.

What stands out is the simplicity of the scene: nothing feels forced. The guys laugh, tap gloves, then listen when a teammate speaks. It's part of the little things that stick to the Canadiens' identity.

Carrier was drafted 115th overall in 2015, a reminder of the road he has traveled. At 5-foot-11 and 174 pounds, he never needed to be a giant. In this ritual, it's a player's place within the group that matters.

In short, this group of players is truly special, and we get moments like this after the team's victories.

You can feel that the core is more united than ever.

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