Nick Suzuki is nursing injuries and will not take part in the World Championship

Only one Canadiens player will be taking part in this years World Championship.

Nick Suzuki will not be joining Mike Matheson on the Canadian team, as he is still nursing injuries.

Marc Antoine Godin reported this early Thursday evening.

Nick Suzuki is still nursing injuries and wont be joining Canada for the World Championships.

Nick Suzuki is still nursing injuries and wont be joining Team Canada at the World Championship.

Marc Antoine Godin (@MAGodin) May 8, 2025 Its sad for Suzuki, who didnt have the chance to take part in the 4 Nations Confrontation in February.

It was a good opportunity for him to prove once again to Hockey Canada officials that he belongs among Canadas elite for the more serious tournaments like the Olympics.

In the last few days, Suzuki was still waiting for the green light from the Canadiens doctors as to whether he would be able to join Canada.

Canada had recently unveiled the list of 21 players who would take part in the World Championship, but Suzuki was not among them.

There were still four spots left on the team, but Suzuki wont have the chance to fill one of those vacancies.

After a fourth straight 82-game season, a little rest wont hurt the Canadiens captain.

In any case, the World Championship is held every year, and lets just say he should have another chance to take part.

Unless the Canadiens have too much success in the playoffs over the next few seasons...

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