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TEAM	GP Games played - Number of games the team has played	W Wins - Games the team has won, either in regulation or in overtime	L Losses - Games the team has lost in regulation	T Ties - Games that have ended in a tie	PTS Points - Team points, calculated from W, L, T, OTL and SOL; used to determine standings	GF Goals for - Number of goals the team has scored	GA Goals against - Number of goals scored against the team
Pittsburgh Penguins	84	44	27	13	101	299	285
Boston Bruins	84	42	29	13	97	289	252
Montreal Canadiens	84	41	29	14	96	283	248
Buffalo Sabres	84	43	32	9	95	282	218
Quebec Nordiques	84	34	42	8	76	277	292
Hartford Whalers	84	27	48	9	63	227	288
Ottawa Senators	84	14	61	9	37	201	397

Roster 37 PLAYERS

LINDSAY
VALLIS

GERRY
FLEMING

RONALD
WILSON

PATRICK
ROY

KEVIN
HALLER

KIRK
MULLER

Season's leaders see the complete stats

#	SKATERS	GP Games played - Number of games the player has set foot on the ice	G Goals - Number of goals the player has scored	A Assists - Number of goals the player has assisted in	PTS Points - Scoring points, calculated as the sum of G and A
25	Vincent Damphousse	84	40	51	91
23	Brian Bellows	77	33	38	71
11	Kirk Muller	76	23	34	57
24	Mathieu Schneider	75	20	32	52
12	Mike Keane	80	16	30	46

#	#1 GOALIE	GP Games played - Number of games the player has set foot on the ice	RECORD Record - Goalie record (W-L-T)	SO Shutouts - Number of games where the goaltender has not allowed a goal	GAA Goals against average - Mean goals-per-game scored on the goaltender
33	Patrick Roy	68	35-17-11	7	2.50

Season results

DATE	AWAY		HOME

6/10/1993	HFD 3	vs	MTL 4
7/10/1993	MTL 1	vs	PIT 2
9/10/1993	BUF 4	vs	MTL 7
11/10/1993	MTL 1	vs	BOS 1
13/10/1993	MTL 3	vs	HFD 4
16/10/1993	QUE 5	vs	MTL 2
18/10/1993	MTL 4	vs	QUE 2
20/10/1993	DAL 2	vs	MTL 5
23/10/1993	ANA 1	vs	MTL 4
26/10/1993	MTL 2	vs	NJ 0
28/10/1993	MTL 3	vs	NYR 3
30/10/1993	TOR 2	vs	MTL 5
3/11/1993	TB 0	vs	MTL 1
6/11/1993	CGY 4	vs	MTL 3
10/11/1993	FLA 3	vs	MTL 1
13/11/1993	OTT 3	vs	MTL 2
15/11/1993	MTL 4	vs	OTT 2
17/11/1993	EDM 1	vs	MTL 3
18/11/1993	NYI 5	vs	MTL 1
20/11/1993	PIT 2	vs	MTL 2
23/11/1993	MTL 4	vs	NYR 5
24/11/1993	MTL 2	vs	PHI 9
27/11/1993	LA 0	vs	MTL 4
1/12/1993	OTT 6	vs	MTL 3
3/12/1993	MTL 2	vs	WAS 2
4/12/1993	MTL 8	vs	BOS 1
6/12/1993	VAN 3	vs	MTL 4
8/12/1993	NJ 4	vs	MTL 2
11/12/1993	WAS 5	vs	MTL 3
14/12/1993	MTL 1	vs	TB 1
15/12/1993	MTL 3	vs	FLA 3
18/12/1993	DET 1	vs	MTL 8
22/12/1993	NYI 5	vs	MTL 3
23/12/1993	MTL 0	vs	BUF 5
27/12/1993	MTL 5	vs	STL 2
29/12/1993	MTL 3	vs	EDM 6
31/12/1993	MTL 5	vs	CGY 2
2/01/1994	MTL 3	vs	VAN 2
4/01/1994	MTL 2	vs	SJ 2
5/01/1994	MTL 4	vs	QUE 0
8/01/1994	NYR 2	vs	MTL 3
10/01/1994	WPG 2	vs	MTL 4
12/01/1994	NJ 2	vs	MTL 3
14/01/1994	MTL 2	vs	NYI 5
15/01/1994	FLA 5	vs	MTL 2
17/01/1994	WAS 1	vs	MTL 3
19/01/1994	BOS 3	vs	MTL 3
24/01/1994	MTL 3	vs	FLA 8
26/01/1994	MTL 3	vs	HFD 0
29/01/1994	BUF 3	vs	MTL 2
30/01/1994	PHI 4	vs	MTL 5
2/02/1994	HFD 2	vs	MTL 9
4/02/1994	MTL 4	vs	WAS 0
5/02/1994	MTL 4	vs	OTT 3
7/02/1994	MTL 4	vs	PIT 1
9/02/1994	NYR 3	vs	MTL 4
11/02/1994	MTL 1	vs	BUF 5
12/02/1994	QUE 2	vs	MTL 5
17/02/1994	MTL 3	vs	TB 4
19/02/1994	PIT 1	vs	MTL 4
21/02/1994	MTL 7	vs	PHI 8
23/02/1994	SJ 1	vs	MTL 3
26/02/1994	MTL 3	vs	TOR 0
28/02/1994	MTL 3	vs	LA 3
2/03/1994	MTL 5	vs	ANA 2
6/03/1994	MTL 2	vs	DAL 2
9/03/1994	STL 2	vs	MTL 7
10/03/1994	MTL 4	vs	QUE 4
12/03/1994	PHI 4	vs	MTL 4
14/03/1994	BOS 4	vs	MTL 5
16/03/1994	CHI 3	vs	MTL 5
19/03/1994	QUE 2	vs	MTL 5
23/03/1994	MTL 1	vs	WPG 3
24/03/1994	MTL 5	vs	CHI 5
26/03/1994	MTL 3	vs	BOS 6
28/03/1994	OTT 2	vs	MTL 3
29/03/1994	MTL 2	vs	NJ 5
1/04/1994	MTL 2	vs	NYI 5
2/04/1994	NYI 3	vs	MTL 3
6/04/1994	TB 3	vs	MTL 1
8/04/1994	MTL 0	vs	BUF 1
9/04/1994	PIT 1	vs	MTL 9
11/04/1994	MTL 3	vs	HFD 1
13/04/1994	MTL 0	vs	DET 9

THE REGULAR SEASON

Patrick Roy, one of the primary contributors to the team’s Stanley Cup win as the Conn Smythe Trophy winner the previous spring, becomes the highest-paid goalie in the league when he signs a four-year, $16-million contract.

Four months after winning the 24th Stanley Cup in team history, the team begins the regular season in the new Northeast Division along with the Quebec Nordiques, Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, Hartford Whalers and Ottawa Senators.

In October, the team picks up where it left off in June and loses only three times in its first 12 games. The pressure that comes along with a championship weighs heavy and the Habs begin to slide.

At the end of December, the team is in ninth place in the Eastern Conference and is in danger of missing the playoffs for the first time in 24 years. Of course, that’s before Roy rekindles his spark from the previous year. The superstar goalie is flawless in January and February and helps the team win 17 of 27 games.

On February 2, Lyle Odelein makes history by recording five assists in a 9-2 win over the Whalers, tying a team record for defensemen set by Doug Harvey in 1955.

Thanks to their surge in the second half and the stellar play of Roy, the NHL player of the month in February, the team finishes the regular season in fifth place in the East. The 28-year-old netminder ends the season with a career-high seven shutouts. It is the most by a Canadiens goalie since Ken Dryden recorded 10 during the team’s unforgettable 1976-77 campaign.

For a second straight season, Vincent Damphousse leads the team in scoring. His 40 goals are the most by a Canadiens center since Pierre Larouche scored 50 goals in 1979-80.

THE PLAYOFFS

In the first round, the team faces the Boston Bruins, who have won four of the previous five playoff series between the teams. With the series tied 1-1, Roy is felled by appendicitis. It is expected that he will require an operation and miss the rest of the series.

Ron Tugnutt replaces him for Game 3, but the backup goalie is no match for the Bruins’ offense and the Habs lose, 6-3. Roy decides to delay his appendectomy and returns for Game 4. The team wins the next two games, taking a 3-2 series lead.

Unfortunately, the Canadiens drop the last two games and lose the series, 4-3.

The playoffs roadmap

Conference quarter-finals - Boston Bruins
Date	AWAY	HOME
April 16th, 1994	MTL 2	BOS 3
April 18th, 1994	MTL 3	BOS 2
April 21st, 1994	BOS 6	MTL 3
April 23rd, 1994	BOS 2	MTL 5
April 25th, 1994	MTL 2	BOS 1
April 27th, 1994	BOS 3	MTL 2
April 29th, 1994	MTL 3	BOS 5
Boston won best-of-seven series 4-3

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