Kulak set new career highs in goals (6), assists (11), points (17), differential (plus-12), and average ice time (17:51) in his first campaign in Montreal, and feels like his brand of hockey meshed perfectly with the Canadiens' structure.
"The style, the game that the coaches want to push on the team - the speed, the skating, it plays right into the strengths of my game with my skating, puck movement, and getting into transitioning quickly," shared Kulak. "It was an easy transition for me into the group, even at the start. Right from the start, really, I just jumped in. And obviously, the coaches help you along a little ways. But it just felt pretty natural for me jumping into their system."