Traded to Montreal by Ottawa with Harold Starr for Marty Burke and future [...]
Gerald Carson, nicknamed “Stub”, was the youngest of three hockey playing [...]
A right-winger originally from Bradford, Ontario, Norman Collings joined the [...]
Originally from Knowlton, Quebec, center Nelson Crutchfield was traded to the [...]
In an era when the Canadiens struggled for on-ice success, Wilf Cude proved to [...]
Standing 5-foot-7 and tipping the scales at 160 pounds, Polly Drouin was far [...]
Traded to Montreal by Chicago with Roger Jenkins and Lionel Conacher for Howie [...]
Traded to Montreal by Chicago with Leroy Goldsworthy and Lionel Conacher for [...]
Sporting his trademark peaked cap, Aurèle Joliat terrorized opposing defenders [...]
Hailing from Sussex, New Brunswick, Joseph Lamb was traded to the Canadiens by [...]
Tough and strong despite his 5-foot-8 frame, forward Wildor Larochelle appeared [...]
When 23-year-old Albert Leduc took his first strides on Forum ice, he did so [...]
Pit Lépine was an important part of the Canadiens’ two Cup triumphs in the 1920s.
Equally able to play on the back end or up front, Georges Mantha joined brother [...]
The seventh captain in team history, Sylvio Mantha and his physical game were [...]
Born in Stratford, Ontario, Bob McCulley played as both a right-winger and a [...]
Defensive specialist Armand Mondou spent 12 years with the Canadiens and while [...]
Jack “John” Portland spent a decade in the NHL, bracketing his career with [...]