It's a new Juraj Slafkovsky that we've been seeing for about 40 games now. The Slovakian has been working hard, and he made quite a statement regarding the World Championship at the end of the season.
Indeed, Juraj would like the Canadiens and Kent Hughes to allow him to represent his country. Similar to Samuel Montembeault and Justin Barron last year, who both represented Canada, Slaf wants his chance.
We remind you that he became, Tuesday night, the leading scorer among 19-year-olds and under in Montreal Canadiens history with his 40th point of the season.
Indeed, Slaf is a hard worker, who shows up before practices to work with Glen Tucker, the shooting coach. He also works very hard during the summer and throughout the season to improve his weaknesses.