Montreal Canadiens

The Montreal Canadiens are a professional hockey team that plays in the Northeast Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League. Their 24 Stanley Cup wins is the most in the history of the NHL.

Beginning in 1953, the Canadiens won the Stanley Cup 16 of the following 27 seasons. This included a four year consecutive streak from 1976 to 1979. Over the years, they had help from several NHL legends including Maurice Richard, Toe Blake and Jacques Plante. Hockey Hall of Fame coach Scotty Bowman led the team for five of those championships, starting in 1973. In 1993, Patrick Roy led the team to their 24th Stanley Cup by winning ten consecutive overtime games.

The Canadiens celebrated the 100th anniversary of the franchise on December 4, 2009. As part of the festivities, the Royal Canadian Mint will produce a reported 10 million Canadian dollar coins featuring the "CH" logo displayed prominently. The observance will also include centennial stamps issued by the Canada Post and a number of products such as commemorative DVDs, throwback jerseys and a special edition of Monopoly.ESPN.com: Habs' 100th Anniversary... Logo on Canadian Dollar

• Goalies
• Carey Price
• Jaroslav Halak - 2003-2010
• Jose Theodore - 1995-2006
• Patrick Roy - 1985-1996
• Ken Dryden - 1971-1979
• Jacques Plante - 1952-1963

• Defencemen
• Andrei Markov
• Roman Hamrlik
• Jaroslav Spacek
• Marc-Andre Bergeron - 2009-2010
• PK Subban
• Chris Chelios - 1983-1990
• Doug Harvey - 1947-1961
• Mike Komisarek - 2002-2009
• Larry Robinson -1972-1989
• Serge Savard - 1966-1981

• Forwards
• Mike Cammalleri
• Tomas Plekanec
• Scott Gomez
• Andrei Kostitsyn
• Benoit Pouliot
• Dickie Moore - 1951-1963
• Jean Beliveau - 1951-1971
• Maurice Richard - 1942-1960
• John Ferguson - 1963-1971
• Saku Koivu - 1995-2009
• Bob Gainy -1973-1989
• Guy Carbonneau - 1980-1994