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 [...]
Traded to Montreal by Boston for Jimmy Peters and John Quilty, December 16, 1947.
When Dick Irvin took over the reins of the Canadiens in 1940-41, he felt that [...]
Defensive specialist Floyd Curry excelled at keeping the top forwards of his [...]
Bill Durnan could play with his stick in either hand, often making the change [...]
A French-Canadian born in Springfield, MA, Norm Dussault spent his formative [...]
The letter from Canadiens GM Cecil Hart delivered to the Fillion household in [...]
Leo Gravelle burst onto the hockey scene well before he played his first game [...]
Combining physicality with finesse, Glen Harmon won two Stanley Cups while [...]
Doug Harvey revolutionized the role of defenseman, becoming hockey’s first [...]
One-third of the famous “Punch Line”, Elmer Lach, an exceptional playmaker, [...]
Best known among hockey fans as the catalyst that helped ignite the Richard [...]
In an era when defensemen rarely powered the attack, Roger Léger, a 5-foot-11, [...]
Hailing from Fort William, Ontario, center and right-wiger Murdo Mackay played [...]