Caufield and Suzuki both led the team with seven goals, eight power play points and 44 shots in 15 games in March. They finished ahead of teammate Jake Allen.
Caufield, who also won the honor in February, was selected first star of the game once (on March 13 in Philadelphia), second star twice (on March 15 against Arizona and on March 17 against Dallas) and third star once (on March 5 in Edmonton). In addition to his seven goals, the 21-year-old winger ranked second with eight assists and 15 points. He had two four-game point streaks and one three-game point streak during that span.
For his part, Suzuki was named first star once (March 5 in Edmonton), second star once (March 26 against Toronto) and third star twice (March 3 in Calgary, March 13 in Philadelphia and March 17 against Dallas). The 22-year-old center led the team with ten assists and 17 points. He had a three-game point streak (March 1 to 3), in which he had two goals and five assists. He previously won the honor in November.
A ceremony honoring the March Molson Cup winners will take place ahead of tonight's game against the Ottawa Senators at the Bell Centre.
