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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Aug 23, 2003 10:36:00 GMT -5
The numbers in parentheses beside each achievement represent the number of times a Montréal team or player's name has appeared on the trophy.
TEAM
Stanley Cups (40)
Canadiens 24
AAA 4
Victorias 4
Wanderers 4
Maroons 2
Shamrocks 2
Prince of Wales Trophy (26)
Canadiens 25
Maroons 1
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Aug 23, 2003 10:36:27 GMT -5
INDIVIDUAL TROPHIES
Conn Smythe (9)
Patrick Roy 2
Bob Gainey, Larry Robinson, Guy Lafleur, Yvan Cournoyer, Ken Dryden, Serge Savard, Jean Béliveau; 1 each.
Vézina (34)
Jacques Plante, Bill Durnan; 6 each
Ken Dryden 5
Michel Larocque 4
Patrick Roy, George Hainsworth; 3 each
Gump Worsley, Charlie Hodge; 2 each
José Théodore, Richard Sévigny, Denis Heron, Rogatien Vachon; 1 each
Jennings (9)
Patrick Roy 4
Brian Hayward 3
Rick Walmsley, Denis Heron; 1 each
Masterton (4)
Saku Koivu, Serge Savard, Henri Richard, Claude Provost; 1 each
Adams (2)
Pat Burns, Scotty Bowman; 1 each
Selke (7)
Bob Gainey 4
Guy Carbonneau 3
Pearson (3)
Guy Lafleur 3
Ross (17)
Guy Lafleur 3
Dickie Moore, Bernie Geoffrion, Elmer Lach, Howie Morenz, Newsy Lalonde; 2 each
Jean Béliveau, Toe Blake, Nels Stewart (Maroons), Joe Malone; 1 each
Hart (18)
Howie Morenz 3
Guy Lafleur, Jean Béliveau, Nels Stewart (Maroons); 2 each
José Théodore, Jacques Plante, Bernie Geoffrion, Rocket Richard, Elmer Lach, Toe Blake, Babe Siebert, Aurel Joliat, Herb Gardiner; 1 each
Norris (11)
Doug Harvey 6
Larry Robinson 2
Chris Chelios, Jacques Laperrière, Tom Johnson; 1 each
Byng (2)
Mats Naslund, Toe Blake; 1 each
Calder (7)
Ken Dryden, Jacques Laperrière, Bobby Rousseau, Ralph Backstrom, Bernie Geoffrion, Johnny Quilty, Russ Blinko (Maroons)
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Aug 23, 2003 10:36:45 GMT -5
ALL STAR SELECTIONS (158)
Rocket Richard 12
Jean Béliveau, Doug Harvey; 10 each
Larry Robinson, Guy Lafleur, Ken Dryden, Jacques Plante, Bill Durnan; 6 each
Patrick Roy, Kenny Reardon, Elmer Lach, Toe Blake; 5 each
Guy Lapointe, Yvan Cournoyer, Jacques Laperrière, Henri Richard, Emile Bouchard, Dick Irvin, Aurel Joliat; 4 each
Steve Shutt, Dickie Moore, Bernie Geoffrion, Howie morenz; 3 each
J.C. Tremblay, Gump Worsley, Charlie Hodge, Tom Johnson, Ken Mosdell, Bert Olmstead, Glen Harmon, Sylvio Mantha, Hooley Smith (Maroons); 2 each
José Théodore, Chris Chelios, Mats Naslund, Brian Engblom, Serge Savard, Frank Mahovlich, Ted Harris, Bobby Rousseau, Claude Provost, Jean-Guy Talbot, Gerry McNeil, Cecil Hart, Babe Siebert, Wilf Cude, and the following Maroons - Tommy Gorman, Cy Wentworth, Lionel Conacher, Baldy Northcott; 1 each
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Montréal teams and hockey players have rolled up a total of 347 trophies and awards. Oh yeah, 40 players are enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The next time a Leafs fan claims Toronto is the centre of the hockey universe, produce this list and ask him to top it. I can guarantee that there will be embarassing shrinkage.
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Post by Viper on Aug 23, 2003 11:01:38 GMT -5
A hunting i will go
a hunting i will go
i live in ontario and hunting i will go
leaf fans will turn and run
leaf fans will turn and run
i cant wait to use this list cause they will turn and run
so i will shout 24
so i will shout 24
11 seems so little when i will shout 24
GO HABS GO !!!!!
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Post by Cranky on Aug 23, 2003 11:41:36 GMT -5
A hunting i will go a hunting i will go i live in ontario and hunting i will go leaf fans will turn and run leaf fans will turn and run i cant wait to use this list cause they will turn and run so i will shout 24 so i will shout 24 11 seems so little when i will shout 24 GO HABS GO !!!!! Interesting suff Mr. B. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Viper, I swear, if you sing this in Hamilton, I will sit across the arena and bringing some dog repellent. Last time you broke out in a yodel, we had the entire K9 population howling..... |
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Post by MPLABBE on Aug 23, 2003 11:55:45 GMT -5
The numbers in parentheses beside each achievement represent the number of times a Montréal team or player's name has appeared on the trophy. TEAMStanley Cups (40) Canadiens 24 AAA 4 Victorias 4 Wanderers 4 Maroons 2 Shamrocks 2 over how many years? |
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Aug 23, 2003 12:04:48 GMT -5
Since 1892-93, when it was first awarded. So, 110 years. A Montréal club has won the Cup 36.6% of the time it's been up for grabs. Which is why Mayor Drapeau's answer to the question, "Where should we hold the parade?", is not a joke to us old-timers. The answer of course was, "Along the usual route." The last 20 years have been overall a severe letdown. Just ask HA. He'll tell you. |
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Post by CLAN on Aug 23, 2003 12:11:00 GMT -5
How many awards and trophy's since 93??? We can not rely on the past to bring us anything. We must be in the present to achieve future success. Looking back on the distant past is good for triva sakes but has no relavance in todays NHL.   |
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Post by MPLABBE on Aug 23, 2003 12:27:41 GMT -5
Since 1892-93, when it was first awarded. So, 110 years. A Montréal club has won the Cup 36.6% of the time it's been up for grabs. Thanks. |
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Post by Rhiessan on Aug 23, 2003 14:31:16 GMT -5
I was looking and the one that really stands out is the Adams and only 2 winners that is untill i looked it up and the award only stared in '74.
I can just imagine how many more with Irvin and Blake added in there.
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Aug 23, 2003 16:55:55 GMT -5
I was looking and the one that really stands out is the Adams and only 2 winners that is untill i looked it up and the award only stared in '74. I can just imagine how many more with Irvin and Blake added in there. Habs Coaches' Cup Scorecard: Toe Blake 8 Scotty Bowman 5 Dick Irvin 3 Cecil Hart 2 Jacques Demers, Jean Perron, Al MacNeil, Claude Ruel, Leo Dandurand, Newsy Lalonde; 1 each * Other Habs' Data: Stanley Cup finals appearances 35 Conference finals (since 1968) 13 League or Division champions 33 Playoff appearances 76 |
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Post by moosehead2 on Sept 1, 2003 13:14:30 GMT -5
INDIVIDUAL TROPHIESConn Smythe (9) Patrick Roy 2 Bob Gainey, Larry Robinson, Guy Lafleur, Yvan Cournoyer, Ken Dryden, Serge Savard, Jean Béliveau; 1 each. Vézina (34) Jacques Plante, Bill Durnan; 6 each Ken Dryden 5 Michel Larocque 4 Patrick Roy, George Hainsworth; 3 each Gump Worsley, Charlie Hodge; 2 each José Théodore, Richard Sévigny, Denis Heron, Rogatien Vachon; 1 each Jennings (9) Patrick Roy 4 Brian Hayward 3 Rick Walmsley, Denis Heron; 1 each Masterton (4) Saku Koivu, Serge Savard, Henri Richard, Claude Provost; 1 each Adams (2) Pat Burns, Scotty Bowman; 1 each Selke (7) Bob Gainey 4 Guy Carbonneau 3 Pearson (3) Guy Lafleur 3 Ross (17) Guy Lafleur 3 Bernie Geoffrion, Elmer Lach, Howie Morenz, Newsy Lalonde; 2 each Jean Béliveau, Toe Blake, Nels Stewart (Maroons), Joe Malone; 1 each Hart (18) Howie Morenz 3 Guy Lafleur, Jean Béliveau, Nels Stewart (Maroons); 2 each José Théodore, Jacques Plante, Bernie Geoffrion, Rocket Richard, Elmer Lach, Toe Blake, Babe Siebert, Aurel Joliat, Herb Gardiner; 1 each Norris (11) Doug Harvey 6 Larry Robinson 2 Chris Chelios, Jacques Laperrière, Tom Johnson; 1 each Byng (2) Mats Naslund, Toe Blake; 1 each Calder (7) Ken Dryden, Jacques Laperrière, Bobby Rousseau, Ralph Backstrom, Bernie Geoffrion, Johnny Quilty, Russ Blinko (Maroons) The Habs did win the Art Ross 17 times but you have only 15 times listed. I believe you forgot to list Dickie Moore who won it in 1957-58 and 1958-59. |
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Sept 1, 2003 13:56:17 GMT -5
The Habs did win the Art Ross 17 times but you have only 15 times listed. I believe you forgot to list dickie Moore who won it in 1957-58 and 1958-59. I sit corrected. Thanks.  |
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