NHL: Memorable Games In Montreal Canadiens History (Full Frame)

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Relive 10 of the most "Memorable Games In Montreal Canadiens(R) History". "April 14, 1960, Canadiens 4 - Maple Leafs 0": Stanley Cup(TM) Final, Game 4. The Canadiens sweep the Maple Leafs in four games to win their fifth straight Stanley Cup(TM), establishing an NHL(R) record of dominance that stands to this day. In a fitting end to his brilliant career, Maurice "Rocket" Richard raises the Cup for an eighth time in his final NHL(R) game. "December 31, 1975, Canadiens 3 - Red Army 3": New Year's Eve Showdown. Three years after the Summit Series, the Soviet Central Red Army squad, led by Vladislav Tretiak, invades the Montreal Forum to face off with the Canadiens. "May 14, 1977, Canadiens 2 - Bruins 1 (OT)": Stanley Cup(TM) Final, Game 4. After posting a league record 60-8-12 regular season mark, the 1976-77 Canadiens - arguably the greatest team in NHL(R) history - continue their domination through the spring. Jacques Lemaire's overtime winner caps an almost flawless postseason for the Habs(TM), who go 12-2 to secure their second straight Stanley Cup(TM) title. "May 10, 1979, Canadiens 5 - Bruins 4 (OT)": With the Canadiens trailing Boston 4-3 in the late in the third period, Don Cherry's Bruins are called for too many men with jut 2:34 remaining in regulation. Guy Lafleur pounces on the opportunity to force overtime. "April 20, 1984, Canadiens 5 - Nordiques 3": Adams Division Final, Game 6. The Battle of Quebec reaches its boiling point when a total of 198 penalty minutes are handed out and 12 players are ejected from the game. "May 24 1986, Canadiens 4 - Flames 3": Stanley Cup(TM) Final, Game 5. Despite their rookie-laden lineup, the Canadiens close out their surprising playoff run by downing the Flames to win their 23rd Stanley Cup(TM). "June 9, 1993 Canadiens 4 - Kings 1": Stanley Cup(TM) Final, Game 5.