Trivia Question: The Montreal Canadiens swept the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1977-78 semi-final before eliminating the Boston Bruins in the final. Which team did Montreal beat in the quarter-final that year? A) Buffalo Sabres… Hockey Trivia Question #0073
The Montreal Canadiens met the Detroit Red Wings in the 1977-78 quarter-finals and won in five games. Detroit hadn’t qualified for the post season since the 1969-70 season when they were swept in the opening… Montreal Eliminates The Detroit Red Wings In 1977-78 Quarter-Final
Trivia Question: Who was the first of only two players in NHL history to score four goals in a single period in the Stanley Cup playoffs? A) Mario Lemieux B) Tim Kerr C) Wayne Gretzky… Hockey Trivia Question #0025
At 7:11 of the first overtime period in game 6 of the 1980 Stanley Cup final played on May 24, 1980 at the Nassau Coliseum, Bob Nystrom of the New York Islanders put his ninth… Bob Nystrom Scores Cup Winning Goal For Islanders In 1980
Over 12 games in their 1961 Stanley Cup championship run, defenseman Pierre Pilote led the Chicago Blackhawks with 15 points on three goals and 12 assists. Over 70 regular season games, Pilote had just six… Pierre Pilote Leads The Blackhawks With 15 Points In 1961 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Trivia Question: Which Montreal player scored the Stanley Cup winning goal in game 4 of the 1968 Stanley Cup final against the St. Louis Blues? A) Henri Richard B) J.C. Tremblay C) Yvan Cournoyer D)… Hockey Trivia Question #0015
J.C. Tremblay scored on Glenn Hall at 11:40 of the third period in game 4 to make the score 3-2 for the Montreal Canadiens. That would hold as the final score. On May 11, 1968… J.C. Tremblay Scores Stanley Cup Winning Goal In 1968
The Conn Smythe Trophy was introduced for the 1964-65 NHL season, going to the most valuable player in the post season. Jean Beliveau was the first winner, leading the Montreal Canadiens to a Stanley Cup… Jean Beliveau Becomes First Conn Smythe Trophy Winner
Maurice Richard scored six overtime goals in the playoffs over his career, playing in 29 games that needed extra time. The next closest in Habs history is a three-way tie between Russ Courtnall, Kirk Muller… Maurice Richard: The All-Time Franchise Leader In Playoff Overtime Goals For The Montreal Canadiens