An emblematic icon of the Montreal Canadiens, Maurice Richard’s influence and [...]
Team captain for eight seasons, Émile Bouchard dished out solid hits and made [...]
When Dick Irvin took over the reins of the Canadiens in 1940-41, he felt that [...]
Bill Durnan could play with his stick in either hand, often making the change [...]
The 1943 trade between Toronto and Montreal that saw Ted Kennedy go to the [...]
After five seasons in the NHL, Wilfred Field was picked up by Montreal as part [...]
The letter from Canadiens GM Cecil Hart delivered to the Fillion household in [...]
Traded to Montreal (Buffalo-AHL) by Washington (AHL) for cash, February 8, 1943.
Combining physicality with finesse, Glen Harmon won two Stanley Cups while [...]
Wilbert “Dutch” Hiller played in his native Kitchener, Northern Ontario and [...]
Rosario Joanette came to the Canadiens on loan from the Quebec Professional [...]
One-third of the famous “Punch Line”, Elmer Lach, an exceptional playmaker, [...]
A well-travelled player before breaking into the NHL in 1941-42, Leo Lamoureaux [...]
Originally from Montreal, Quebec, John Mahaffy played nine games with the [...]
Formerly a defensive centerman, Ken Mosdell brilliantly replaced Elmer Lach on [...]
A masterful playmaker with exceptional finish, Buddy O’Connor averaged almost [...]