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Montreal Canadiens History

First season: 1917-18

Stanley Cups: 24

The team colors: Red, white and blue

Owner: George N. Gillett, Jr.

President: Pierre Boivin

General Manager: Andre Savard

Coach: Claude Julien

Captain: Saku Koivu


Canadiens' Pete Mahovlich (left) leans against the net in disgust after a goal at Maple Leaf Gardens on March 12, 1978. Goaltender Ken Dryden is not pleased either. Mahovlich tried to ice the puck into the empty Toronto net, but shot it wide. The Leafs tied the game on the ensuing faceoff.



Club Records:

Points: 132, 1976-77 (80 games)

Wins: 60, 1976-77

Losses: 40, 1983-84 (80 games)

Goals: 387, 1976-77

Goals against: 295, 1983-84


Individual Career Leaders: (At start of '95-96 season)

Most Seasons: 20, Henri Richard, Jean Beliveau

Most games: 1,256, Henri Richard

Most goals: 544, Maurice Richard

Most assists: 728, Guy Lafleur

Most points: 1,246, Guy Lafleur

Most penalty minutes: 2,248, Chris Nilan

Most shutouts: 75, George Hainsworth

Iron Man: 560 games, Doug Jarvis (Oct. 8, 1975-April 4, 1982)


Canadiens' forward Yvon Lambert celebrates a goal against the Bruins as goalie Gerry Cheevers gives him the evil eye during May 14, 1978 playoff game at the Montreal Forum.



Retired Numbers:

1- Jacques Plante

2- Doug Harvey (1947-1961)

4- Aurele Joliat (1922-1938), Jean Beliveau (1950-1971)

7- Howie Morenz (1923-1937)

9- Maurice Richard (1942-1960)

10- Guy Lafleur (1971-1984)

16- Elmer Lach (1942-1954); Henri Richard (1955-75)


Arena: Molson Centre
Capacity: 21,273
Address: 1260 de La Gauchetiere St. W., Montreal, Quebec H3B 5E8
Phone: (514) 932-8736
MONTREAL CANADIENS



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