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Montréal Canadiens
MY 3 STARS

#60 - José Théodore
José Théodore The hottest young goalie this year, José was on fire during the playoffs, making save after amazing save. Instrumental in keeping the top-seeded Boston Bruins at bay, Théodore has a very promising career ahead of him.

#93 - Doug Gilmour
Doug Gilmour An old favourite from the Leafs, Gilmour came to Montréal on a one-year trial contract this season. He proved to be a worthy addition to the team, as he scored many goals and showed much-needed leadership.

#11 - Saku Koivu
Saku Koivu After returning from a bout with cancer late in the season, Koivu wasted no time showing that he was ready to go during the playoffs, racking up 10 points over the first 2 rounds.
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A Breif History
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     One of the "Original Six" teams, and one of the four Canadian teams to first make up to NHL, the Montréal Canadiens are one of Canada's oldest hockey clubs. The has won an astounding 24 cups during its history, and has included such hockey greats as Guy Lafleur, Jacques Plante, and Patrick Roy. The team has remained the Montréal Canadiens since before they first joined the NHL in 1917-18.
     The 24 cups that Montréal has won span their entire history. They have often had multiple cup streaks, and have not gone more than 13 years without winning. Their cups include '24, '30-'31, '44, '46, '53, '56-'60, `65-`66, `68-`69, `71, `73, `76-`79, `86, and `93. They have been cup finalists 8 other times. In addition, they won a pre-NHL cup in 1916 and were finalists in 1917. The Canadiens have been point leaders 32 times, including 5 Canadian, 2 East, 6 Norris, and 5 Adams Division titles. They have also been Prince of Wales Conference champs 7 times.

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Active Player Roster
# NAME POS. HT. WT. BIRTH BIRTHPLACE
5 Stéphane Quintal D 6'-3" 228 22/10/68 Boucherville, PQ, CAN
11 Saku Koivu C 5'-10" 181 23/11/77 Turku, FIN
14 Oleg Petrov RW 5'-8" 175 18/04/71 Moscow, RUS
20 Richard Zednik RW 6'-0" 200 06/01/76 Bystrica, SLO
22 Bill Lindsay LW 6'-0" 195 17/05/71 Fernie, BC, CAN
24 Andreas Dackell RW 5'-11" 195 29/12/72 Gavle, SWE
25 Chad Kilger C 6'-3" 215 27/11/76 Cornwall, ON, CAN
27 Shaun Van Allen C 6'-1" 205 29/08/67 Calgary, AB, CAN
28 Karl Dykhuis D 6'-3" 210 08/07/72 Sept-Îles, PQ, CAN
29 Gino Odjick LW 6'-3" 217 07/09/70 Maniwaki, PQ, CAN
31 Jeff Hackett G 6'-1" 195 01/06/68 London, ON, CAN
35 Stéphane Fiset G 6'-1" 215 17/06/70 Montréal, PQ, CAN
38 Jan Bulis C 6'-2" 201 18/03/78 Pardubice, CZE
43 Patrice Brisebois D 6'-10" 203 27/01/71 Montréal, PQ, CAN
44 Sheldon Souray D 6'-4" 230 13/07/76 Elk Point, AB, CAN
45 Arron Asham RW 5'-11" 209 13/04/78 Portage-La-Prairie, MB, CAN
46 Benoit Gratton C 5'-11" 180 28/12/76 Montréal, PQ, CAN
51 Francis Bouillon D 5'-8" 189 17/10/75 New York, NY, USA
52 Craig Rivet D 6'-2" 207 13/09/74 North Bay, ON, CAN
54 Patrick Traverse D 6'-4" 200 14/03/74 Montréal, PQ, CAN
56 Stéphane Robidas D 5'-11" 189 03/03/77 Sherbrooke, PQ, CAN
60 José Théodore G 5'-11" 185 13/09/76 Laval, PQ, CAN
63 Craig Darby C 6'-3" 195 26/09/72 Oneida, NY, USA
71 Mike Ribeiro C 5'-11" 164 10/02/80 Montréal, PQ, CAN
79 Andrei Markov D 6'-0" 203 20/12/78 Voskvesensk, RUS
82 Donald Audette RW 5'-8" 190 23/09/69 Blainville, PQ, CAN
90 Joé Juneau C 6'-0" 198 05/01/68 Pont-Rouge, PQ, CAN
93 Doug Gilmour C 5'-11" 177 25/06/63 Kingston, ON, CAN
94 Yanic Perreault C 5'-10" 185 04/04/71 Sherbrooke, PQ, CAN
95 Sergei Berezin LW 5'-10" 200 11/05/71 Voskresensk, RUS


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