List of Montreal Canadiens award winners

Montreal Canadiens awards
Elmer Lach with the Hart Memorial Trophy.
Team trophies
Award*	Wins
Stanley Cup	24
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl	1
Prince of Wales Trophy	25
O'Brien Trophy	8
Individual awards
Award*	Wins
Art Ross Trophy	9
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy	6
Calder Memorial Trophy	6
Charlie Conacher Memorial Trophy	1
Conn Smythe Trophy	9
Frank J. Selke Trophy	7
Hart Memorial Trophy	18
Jack Adams Award	2
James Norris Memorial Trophy	12
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	1
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	2
NHL Lifetime Achievement Award	1
Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award	2
Ted Lindsay Award	4
Vezina Trophy	29
William M. Jennings Trophy	6
Total
Awards won	172

This is a list of Montreal Canadiens award winners.

League awards

Team trophies

Team trophies awarded to the Montreal Canadiens

Award	Description	Times won	Seasons	References
Stanley Cup	NHA/NHL vs. PCHA/WCHL/WHL championship (1914–26)	2	1915–16 , 1923–24	[1] [2]
	NHL championship (1926–present)	22	1929–30 , 1930–31 , 1943–44 , 1945–46 , 1952–53 , 1955–56 , 1956–57 , 1957–58 , 1958–59 , 1959–60 , 1964–65 , 1965–66 , 1967–68 , 1968–69 , 1970–71 , 1972–73 , 1975–76 , 1976–77 , 1977–78 , 1978–79 , 1985–86 , 1992–93
O'Brien Trophy	NHA championship (1910–17)	2	1915–16 , 1916–17	[3]
	NHL playoff championship (1917–26)	3	1918–19
	Canadian Division champion (1927–38)	4	1928–29 , 1930–31 , 1931–32 , 1936–37 i
	NHL championship runner-up (1938–50)	1	1946–47
Prince of Wales Trophy	NHL playoff championship (1923–26)	2	1923–24 , 1924–25	[4]
	Regular season championship (1938–67)	12	1943–44 , 1944–45 , 1945–46 , 1946–47 , 1955–56 , 1957–58 , 1958–59 , 1959–60 , 1960–61 , 1961–62 , 1963–64 , 1965–66
	East Division champions (1967–74)	3	1967–68 , 1968–69 , 1972–73
	Wales Conference regular season championship (1974–81)	5	1975–76 , 1976–77 , 1977–78 , 1978–79 , 1980–81
	Wales/Eastern Conference playoff championship (1981–2020; 2021–present)	3	1985–86 , 1988–89 , 1992–93
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl	NHL semifinal championship (2020–21)	1	2020–21	[5]

Individual awards

Individual awards won by Montreal Canadiens players and staff

Award	Description	Winner	Season	References
Art Ross Trophy	Regular season scoring champion	Elmer Lach	1947–48	[6] [7]
		Bernie Geoffrion	1954–55
			1960–61
		Jean Beliveau	1955–56
		Dickie Moore	1957–58
			1958–59
		Guy Lafleur	1975–76
			1976–77
			1977–78
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy	Perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey	Claude Provost	1967–68	[8] [9]
		Henri Richard	1973–74
		Serge Savard	1978–79
		Saku Koivu	2001–02
		Max Pacioretty	2011–12
		Carey Price	2021–22
Calder Memorial Trophy	Rookie of the year	Johnny Quilty	1940–41	[10] [11]
		Bernie Geoffrion	1951–52
		Ralph Backstrom	1958–59
		Bobby Rousseau	1961–62
		Jacques Laperriere	1963–64
		Ken Dryden	1971–72
Conn Smythe Trophy	Most valuable player of the playoffs	Jean Beliveau	1964–65	[12] [13]
		Serge Savard	1968–69
		Ken Dryden	1970–71
		Yvan Cournoyer	1972–73
		Guy Lafleur	1976–77
		Larry Robinson	1977–78
		Bob Gainey	1978–79
		Patrick Roy	1985–86
			1992–93
Frank J. Selke Trophy	Forward who best excels in the defensive aspect of the game	Bob Gainey	1977–78	[14] [15]
			1978–79
			1979–80
			1980–81
		Guy Carbonneau	1987–88
			1988–89
			1991–92
Hart Memorial Trophy	Most valuable player to his team during the regular season	Herb Gardiner	1926–27	[16] [17]
		Howie Morenz	1927–28
			1930–31
			1931–32
		Aurele Joliat	1933–34
		Babe Siebert	1936–37
		Toe Blake	1938–39
		Elmer Lach	1944–45
		Maurice Richard	1946–47
		Jean Beliveau	1955–56
			1963–64
		Bernie Geoffrion	1960–61
		Jacques Plante	1961–62
		Guy Lafleur	1976–77
			1977–78
		Jose Theodore	2001–02
		Carey Price	2014–15
Jack Adams Award	Top coach during the regular season	Scotty Bowman	1976–77	[18]
		Pat Burns	1988–89
James Norris Memorial Trophy	Top defenceman during the regular season	Doug Harvey	1954–55	[19] [20]
			1955–56
			1956–57
			1957–58
			1959–60
			1960–61
		Tom Johnson	1958–59
		Jacques Laperriere	1965–66
		Larry Robinson	1976–77
			1979–80
		Chris Chelios	1988–89
		P. K. Subban	2012–13
King Clancy Memorial Trophy	Leadership qualities on and off the ice and humanitarian contributions within their community	Saku Koivu	2006–07	[21] [22]
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	Gentlemanly conduct	Toe Blake	1945–46	[23] [24]
		Mats Naslund	1987–88
NHL Lifetime Achievement Award	Long term contributions to hockey	Jean Beliveau	2008–09	[25]
Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award	Goaltender with the best save percentage	Jose Theodore	2001–02	[26] [27]
		Cristobal Huet	2005–06
Ted Lindsay Award	Most valuable player as chosen by the players	Guy Lafleur	1975–76	[28]
			1976–77
			1977–78
		Carey Price	2014–15
Vezina Trophy	Fewest goals given up in the regular season (1927–1981)	George Hainsworth	1926–27	[29] [30]
			1927–28
			1928–29
		Bill Durnan	1943–44
			1944–45
			1945–46
			1946–47
			1948–49
			1949–50
		Jacques Plante	1955–56
			1956–57
			1957–58
			1958–59
			1959–60
			1961–62
		Charlie Hodge	1963–64
		Charlie Hodge	1965–66
		Gump Worsley
		Rogatien Vachon	1967–68
		Gump Worsley
		Ken Dryden	1972–73
			1975–76
		Ken Dryden	1976–77
		Michel Larocque
		Ken Dryden	1977–78
		Michel Larocque
		Ken Dryden	1978–79
		Michel Larocque
		Denis Herron	1980–81
		Michel Larocque
		Richard Sevigny
	Top goaltender (1981–present)	Patrick Roy	1988–89
			1989–90
			1991–92
		Jose Theodore	2001–02
		Carey Price	2014–15
William M. Jennings Trophy	Fewest goals given up in the regular season (1981–present)	Denis Herron	1981–82	[31] [32]
		Rick Wamsley
		Brian Hayward	1986–87
		Patrick Roy
		Brian Hayward	1987–88
		Patrick Roy
		Brian Hayward	1988–89
		Patrick Roy
		Patrick Roy	1991–92
		Carey Price	2014–15 [a]

All-Stars

NHL first and second team All-Stars

The NHL first and second team All-Stars are the top players at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association (PHWA).

Montreal Canadiens selected to the NHL First and Second Team All-Stars ^[33]

Player	Position	Selections	Season	Team
Jean Beliveau	Centre	10	1954–55	1st
			1955–56	1st
			1956–57	1st
			1957–58	2nd
			1958–59	1st
			1959–60	1st
			1960–61	1st
			1963–64	2nd
			1965–66	2nd
			1968–69	2nd
Toe Blake	Left wing	5	1937–38	2nd
			1938–39	1st
			1939–40	1st
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	2nd
Emile Bouchard	Defence	4	1943–44	2nd
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	1st
			1946–47	1st
Chris Chelios	Defence	1	1988–89	1st
Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing	2	1968–69	2nd
			1970–71	2nd
			1971–72	2nd
			1972–73	2nd
Wilf Cude	Goaltender	2	1935–36	2nd
			1936–37	2nd
Ken Dryden	Goaltender	6	1971–72	2nd
			1972–73	1st
			1975–76	1st
			1976–77	1st
			1977–78	1st
			1978–79	1st
Bill Durnan	Goaltender	6	1943–44	1st
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	1st
			1946–47	1st
			1948–49	1st
			1949–50	1st
Brian Engblom	Defence	1	1981–82	2nd
Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing	3	1954–55	2nd
			1959–60	2nd
			1960–61	1st
Ted Harris	Defence	1	1968–69	2nd
Glen Harmon	Defence	2	1944–45	2nd
			1948–49	2nd
Cecil Hart	Coach	1	1936–37	2nd
Doug Harvey	Defence	10	1951–52	1st
			1952–53	1st
			1953–54	1st
			1954–55	1st
			1955–56	1st
			1956–57	1st
			1957–58	1st
			1958–59	2nd
			1959–60	1st
			1960–61	1st
Charlie Hodge	Goaltender	2	1963–64	2nd
			1964–65	2nd
Dick Irvin	Coach	4	1940–41	2nd
			1943–44	1st
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	1st
Tom Johnson	Defence	2	1955–56	2nd
			1958–59	1st
Aurele Joliat	Left wing	4	1930–31	1st
			1931–32	2nd
			1933–34	2nd
			1934–35	2nd
Alexei Kovalev	Right wing	1	2007–08	2nd
Elmer Lach	Centre	5	1943–44	2nd
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	2nd
			1947–48	1st
			1951–52	1st
Guy Lafleur	Right wing	6	1974–75	1st
			1975–76	1st
			1976–77	1st
			1977–78	1st
			1978–79	1st
			1979–80	1st
Jacques Laperriere	Defence	4	1963–64	2nd
			1964–65	1st
			1965–66	1st
			1969–70	2nd
Guy Lapointe	Defence	4	1972–73	1st
			1974–75	2nd
			1975–76	2nd
			1976–77	2nd
Frank Mahovlich	Left wing	1	1972–73	1st
Sylvio Mantha	Defence	2	1930–31	2nd
			1931–32	2nd
Gerry McNeil	Goaltender	1	1952–53	2nd
Dickie Moore	Left wing	3	1957–58	1st
			1958–59	1st
			1960–61	2nd
Howie Morenz	Centre	3	1930–31	1st
			1931–32	1st
			1932–33	2nd
Ken Mosdell	Centre	2	1953–54	1st
			1954–55	2nd
Mats Naslund	Left wing	1	1985–86	2nd
Bert Olmstead	Left wing	2	1952–53	2nd
			1955–56	2nd
Jacques Plante	Goaltender	6	1955–56	1st
			1956–57	2nd
			1957–58	2nd
			1958–59	1st
			1959–60	2nd
			1961–62	1st
Carey Price	Goaltender	1	2014–15	1st
Claude Provost	Right wing	1	1964–65	1st
Ken Reardon	Defence	5	1945–46	2nd
			1946–47	1st
			1947–48	2nd
			1948–49	2nd
			1949–50	1st
Henri Richard	Centre	4	1957–58	1st
			1958–59	2nd
			1960–61	2nd
			1962–63	2nd
Maurice Richard	Right wing	14	1943–44	2nd
			1944–45	1st
			1945–46	1st
			1946–47	1st
			1947–48	1st
			1948–49	1st
			1949–50	1st
			1950–51	2nd
			1951–52	2nd
			1952–53	2nd
			1953–54	2nd
			1954–55	1st
			1955–56	1st
			1956–57	2nd
Larry Robinson	Defence	6	1976–77	1st
			1977–78	2nd
			1978–79	1st
			1979–80	1st
			1980–81	2nd
			1985–86	2nd
Bobby Rousseau	Right wing	1	1965–66	2nd
Patrick Roy	Goaltender	5	1987–88	2nd
			1988–89	1st
			1989–90	1st
			1990–91	2nd
			1991–92	1st
Serge Savard	Defence	1	1978–79	2nd
Steve Shutt	Left wing	3	1976–77	1st
			1977–78	2nd
			1979–80	2nd
Babe Siebert	Defence	2	1936–37	1st
			1937–38	1st
P. K. Subban	Defence	2	2012–13	1st
			2014–15	1st
Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence	1	1961–62	1st
Jose Theodore	Goaltender	1	2001–02	2nd
J. C. Tremblay	Defence	2	1967–68	2nd
			1970–71	1st
Gump Worsley	Goaltender	2	1965–66	2nd
			1967–68	1st

NHL All-Rookie Team

The NHL All-Rookie Team consists of the top rookies at each position as voted on by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

Montreal Canadiens selected to the NHL All-Rookie Team ^[33]

Player	Position	Season
Chris Chelios	Defence	1984–85
Kjell Dahlin	Forward	1985–86
Gilbert Dionne	Forward	1991–92
Brendan Gallagher	Forward	2012–13
Mats Naslund	Forward	1982–83
Steve Penney	Goaltender	1984–85
Oleg Petrov	Forward	1993–94
Carey Price	Goaltender	2007–08
Patrick Roy	Goaltender	1985–86
Michael Ryder	Forward	2003–04
P. K. Subban	Defence	2010–11
Nick Suzuki	Forward	2019–20

All-Star Game selections

The National Hockey League All-Star Game is a mid-season exhibition game held annually between many of the top players of each season. Sixty-eight iterations have been held since 1947, with at least one player chosen to represent the Canadiens in each year except 2001. Collectively, the All-Star game has not been held across several years: 1979 and 1987 due to the Challenge Cup and Rendez-vous '87 series between the NHL and the Soviet national team, 1995, 2005, and 2013 as a result of league labour stoppages, 2006, 2010, and 2014 because of player involvement at the Winter Olympic Games, 2021 out of precautionary reasons from the COVID-19 pandemic, and 2025 when it was substituted by the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament. ^[34] Montreal has hosted a record twelve NHL All-Star Games to date: 1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1975, 1993, and most recently in 2009. ^[35]

• † Selected by fan vote ^[36]
• ↑ All-Star Game Most Valuable Player ^[37]

Montreal Canadiens players and coaches selected to the All-Star Game

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
1st	1947	Emile Bouchard	Defence	[38]
		Bill Durnan	Goaltender
		Dick Irvin	Coach
		Ken Reardon	Defence
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
2nd	1948	Emile Bouchard	Defence	[39]
		Bill Durnan	Goaltender
		Elmer Lach	Centre
		Ken Reardon	Defence
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
3rd	1949	Bill Durnan	Goaltender	[40]
		Glen Harmon	Defence
		Ken Reardon	Defence
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
4th	1950	Emile Bouchard	Defence	[41]
		Glen Harmon	Defence
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
5th	1951	Emile Bouchard	Defence	[42]
		Floyd Curry	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Dick Irvin	Coach
		Gerry McNeil	Goaltender
		Paul Meger	Left wing
		Ken Mosdell	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
6th	1952	Emile Bouchard	Defence	[43]
		Floyd Curry	Right wing
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Dick Irvin	Coach
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Elmer Lach	Centre
		Gerry McNeil	Goaltender
		Paul Meger	Left wing
		Ken Mosdell	Centre
		Billy Reay	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
7th	1953	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[44]
		Emile Bouchard	Defence
		Floyd Curry	Right wing
		Lorne Davis	Right wing
		Dick Gamble	Left wing
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Dick Irvin	Coach
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Elmer Lach	Centre
		Calum MacKay	Left wing
		Bud MacPherson	Defence
		Eddie Mazur	Left wing
		John McCormack	Centre
		Gerry McNeil	Goaltender
		Paul Meger	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Ken Mosdell	Centre
		Bert Olmstead	Left wing
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
		Dollard St. Laurent	Defence
8th	1954	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[45]
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Ken Mosdell	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
9th	1955	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[46]
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Ken Mosdell	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
10th	1956	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[47]
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Floyd Curry	Right wing
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Jack LeClair	Centre
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Bert Olmstead	Left wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
		Dollard St. Laurent	Defence
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
		Bob Turner	Defence
11th	1957	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[48]
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Marcel Bonin	Left wing
		Floyd Curry	Right wing
		Phil Goyette	Centre
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Bert Olmstead	Left wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Andre Pronovost	Left wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
		Dollard.St. Laurent	Defence
		Stan Smrke	Left wing
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
		Bob Turner	Defence
12th	1958	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[49]
		Jean Beliveau	Centre
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Marcel Bonin	Left wing
		Ian Cushenan	Defence
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Phil Goyette	Centre
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Ab McDonald	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Andre Pronovost	Left wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
13th	1959	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[50]
		Jean Beliveau	Centre
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Marcel Bonin	Left wing
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Phil Goyette	Centre
		Harvey	Defence
		Bill Hicke	Right wing
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Al Langlois	Defence
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Ab McDonald	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Andre Pronovost	Left wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Maurice Richard	Right wing
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
		Bob Turner	Defence
14th	1960	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[51]
		Jean Beliveau	Centre
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Marcel Bonin	Left wing
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Doug Harvey	Defence
		Bill Hicke	Right wing
		Tom Johnson	Defence
		Al Langlois	Defence
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Dickie Moore	Right wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Andre Pronovost	Left wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
		Bob Turner	Defence
15th	1961	Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing	[52]
		Phil Goyette	Centre
		Donnie Marshall	Left wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
16th	1962	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[53]
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Jacques Plante	Goaltender
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
17th	1963	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[54]
		Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
18th	1964	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[55]
		Charlie Hodge	Goaltender
		Jacques Laperriere	Defence
		Claude Provost	Right wing
19th	1965	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[56]
		Dave Balon	Left wing
		Jean Beliveau	Centre
		Red Berenson	Centre
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Dick Duff	Left wing
		John Ferguson Sr.	Left wing
		Terry Harper	Defence
		Ted Harris	Defence
		Charlie Hodge	Goaltender
		Jacques Laperriere	Defence
		Claude Larose	Right wing
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Jim Roberts	Right wing
		Bobby Rousseau	Right wing
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
		Gilles Tremblay	Left wing
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
		Gump Worsley	Goaltender
20th	1967	Ralph Backstrom	Centre	[57]
		Dave Balon	Left wing
		Garry Bauman	Goaltender
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Andre Boudrias	Left wing
		Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing
		Dick Duff	Left wing
		John Ferguson Sr.	Left wing
		Terry Harper	Defence
		Ted Harris	Defence
		Charlie Hodge	Goaltender
		Jacques Laperriere	Defence
		Claude Larose	Right wing
		Noel Price	Defence
		Claude Provost	Right wing
		Henri Richard ↑	Centre
		Bobby Rousseau	Right wing
		Jean-Guy Talbot	Defence
		Gilles Tremblay	Left wing
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
21st	1968	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[58]
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Jacques Laperriere	Defence
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
22nd	1969	Jean Beliveau	Centre	[59]
		Toe Blake	Coach
		Ted Harris	Defence
		Bobby Rousseau	Right wing
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
23rd	1970	Jacques Laperriere	Defence	[60]
		Jacques Lemaire	Defence
		Claude Ruel	Coach
		Serge Savard	Defence
24th	1971	Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing	[61]
		Frank Mahovlich	Left wing
		Peter Mahovlich	Centre
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
25th	1972	Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing	[62]
		Ken Dryden	Goaltender
		Al MacNeil	Coach
		Frank Mahovlich	Left wing
		J. C. Tremblay	Defence
26th	1973	Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing	[63]
		Guy Lapointe	Defence
		Jacques Lemaire	Defence
		Frank Mahovlich	Left wing
		Serge Savard	Defence
27th	1974	Scotty Bowman	Coach	[64]
		Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing
		Frank Mahovlich	Left wing
		Henri Richard	Centre
		Larry Robinson	Defence
28th	1975	Ken Dryden	Goaltender	[65]
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Guy Lapointe	Defence
29th	1976	Ken Dryden	Goaltender	[66]
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Guy Lapointe	Defence
		Peter Mahovlich ↑	Centre
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Steve Shutt	Left wing
30th	1977	Scotty Bowman	Coach	[67]
		Ken Dryden	Goaltender
		Bob Gainey	Left wing
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Guy Lapointe	Defence
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Serge Savard	Defence
31st	1978	Scotty Bowman	Coach	[68]
		Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing
		Ken Dryden	Goaltender
		Bob Gainey	Left wing
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Serge Savard	Defence
		Steve Shutt	Left wing
32nd	1980	Bob Gainey	Left wing	[69]
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Larry Robinson	Defence
33rd	1981	Bob Gainey	Left wing	[70]
		Rod Langway	Defence
		Steve Shutt	Left wing
34th	1982	Keith Acton	Centre	[71]
		Rod Langway	Defence
		Larry Robinson	Defence
35th	1983	Ryan Walter	Centre	[72]
36th	1984	Mats Naslund	Left wing	[73]
37th	1985	Chris Chelios	Defence	[74]
38th	1986	Mats Naslund	Left wing	[75]
		Larry Robinson	Defence
39th	1988	Mats Naslund	Left wing	[76]
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Patrick Roy	Goaltender
40th	1989	Mike McPhee	Left wing	[77]
		Mats Naslund†(Did not play)	Left wing
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Bobby Smith	Centre
41st	1990	Pat Burns	Coach	[78]
		Chris Chelios	Defence
		Shayne Corson	Centre
		Stephane Richer	Right wing
		Patrick Roy †	Goaltender
42nd	1991	Patrick Roy †	Goaltender	[79]
		Denis Savard	Centre
		Brian Skrudland (Did not play)	Centre
43rd	1992	Eric Desjardins	Defence	[80]
		Kirk Muller	Left wing
		Patrick Roy †	Goaltender
44th	1993	Kirk Muller	Centre	[81]
		Patrick Roy †	Goaltender
45th	1994	Jacques Demers	Coach	[82]
		Patrick Roy †	Goaltender
46th	1996	Pierre Turgeon	Centre	[83]
47th	1997	Mark Recchi ↑	Right wing	[84]
48th	1998	Shayne Corson	Left wing	[85]
		Saku Koivu	Centre
		Mark Recchi	Right wing
49th	1999	Mark Recchi	Right wing	[86]
50th	2000	Martin Rucinsky	Left wing	[87]
51st	2001	No Canadiens selected	—	[88]
52nd	2002	Jose Theodore	Goaltender	[89]
53rd	2003	Saku Koivu (Did not play)	Centre	[90]
54th	2004	Sheldon Souray	Defence	[91]
		Jose Theodore	Goaltender
55th	2007	Cristobal Huet	Goaltender	[92]
		Sheldon Souray†	Defence
56th	2008	Andrei Markov †	Defence	[93]
57th	2009	Guy Carbonneau	Assistant coach	[94]
		Mike Komisarek †	Defence
		Alexei Kovalev †↑	Right wing
		Andrei Markov †	Defence
		Carey Price †	Goaltender
58th	2011	Carey Price	Goaltender	[95]
59th	2012	Carey Price	Goaltender	[96]
60th	2015	Carey Price	Goaltender	[97]
61st	2016	P. K. Subban	Defence	[98]
62nd	2017	Carey Price†	Goaltender	[99]
		Michel Therrien	Coach
		Shea Weber	Defence
63rd	2018	Carey Price	Goaltender	[100]
64th	2019	Carey Price (Did not play)	Goaltender	[101] [102]
65th	2020	Shea Weber	Defence	[103]
66th	2022	Nick Suzuki	Centre	[104]
67th	2023	Nick Suzuki	Centre	[105]
68th	2024	Nick Suzuki	Centre	[106]

All-Star benefit games

Prior to the institution of the National Hockey League All-Star Game the league held three different benefit games featuring teams of all-stars. The first was the Ace Bailey Benefit Game, held in 1934, after a violent collision with Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins left Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs hospitalized and unable to continue his playing career. ^[107] In 1937, the Howie Morenz Memorial Game was held to raise money for the family of Howie Morenz of the Canadiens, who died from complications after being admitted to the hospital for a broken leg. ^[108] The Babe Siebert Memorial Game was held in 1939 to raise funds for the family of the Canadiens' Babe Siebert, who drowned shortly after his retirement from professional hockey. ^[109]

Montreal Canadiens players and coaches selected to All-Star benefit games

Game	Year	Name	Position	References
Ace Bailey Benefit Game	1934	Aurele Joliat	Left wing	[107]
		Howie Morenz	Centre
Howie Morenz Memorial Game	1937	Toe Blake	Left wing	[108]
		Walter Buswell	Defence
		Wilf Cude	Goaltender
		Johnny Gagnon	Right wing
		Cecil Hart	Coach
		Paul Haynes	Centre
		Aurele Joliat	Left wing
		Alfred Lepine	Centre
		Georges Mantha	Left wing
		Babe Siebert	Defence
Babe Siebert Memorial Game	1939	Toe Blake	Left wing	[109]
		Walter Buswell	Defence
		Wilf Cude	Goaltender
		Polly Drouin	Centre
		Johnny Gagnon	Right wing
		Ray Getliffe	Centre
		Cliff Goupille	Defence
		Paul Haynes	Centre
		Alfred Lepine	Coach
		Rod Lorrain	Right wing
		Georges Mantha	Left wing
		Armand Mondou	Left wing
		Earl Robinson	Right wing
		Louis Trudel	Left wing
		Marvin Wentworth	Defence
		Doug Young	Defence

All-Star Game replacement events

Montreal Canadiens players and coaches selected to All-Star Game replacement events

Event	Year	Name	Position	References
Challenge Cup	1979	Scotty Bowman	Coach	[110]
		Ken Dryden	Goaltender
		Bob Gainey	Left wing
		Guy Lafleur	Right wing
		Guy Lapointe	Defence
		Larry Robinson	Defence
		Claude Ruel	Assistant coach
		Serge Savard	Defence
		Steve Shutt	Left wing
Rendez-vous '87	1987	Chris Chelios	Defence	[111]
		Claude Lemieux	Right wing
		Jean Perron	Coach

Career achievements

Hockey Hall of Fame

In the Hockey Hall of Fame, the Canadiens boast the most enshrined Hall of Famers with 70. ^[112] All of their inductees are from Canada save for former defencemen Joe Hall (United Kingdom) and Chris Chelios (United States). Thirty-six of these players are from three separate notable dynasties: 12 from 1955–60, 11 from 1964–69 and 13 from 1975–79. Howie Morenz and Georges Vezina were the first Canadiens given the honour in 1945, while Shea Weber was the most recent inductee in 2024.

• † Not included in Ring of Honour exhibit. ^{[113] [112] [114]}

Montreal Canadiens inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame ^[112]

Individual	Category	Year inducted	Years with Canadiens in category	References
Marty Barry †	Player	1965	1939–1940	[115]
Jean Beliveau	Player	1972	1950–1951, 1952–1971	[116]
Toe Blake	Player	1966	1935–1948	[117]
Emile Bouchard	Player	1966	1941–1956	[118]
Scotty Bowman	Builder	1991	1971–1979	[119]
Pat Burns	Builder	2014	1988–1992	[120]
Harry Cameron †	Player	1962	1919–1920	[121]
Guy Carbonneau	Player	2019	1981–1994	[122]
Joseph Cattarinich	Builder	1977	1921–1935	[123]
Chris Chelios	Player	2013	1984–1990	[124]
Sprague Cleghorn	Player	1958	1921–1925	[125]
Yvan Cournoyer	Player	1982	1963–1979	[126]
Leo Dandurand	Builder	1963	1921–1935	[127]
Gordie Drillon †	Player	1975	1942–1943	[128]
Ken Dryden	Player	1983	1970–1973, 1974–1979	[129]
Dick Duff	Player	2006	1964–1970	[130]
Bill Durnan	Player	1964	1943–1950	[131]
Tony Esposito †	Player	1988	1968–1969	[132]
Bob Gainey	Player	1992	1974–1989	[133]
Herb Gardiner	Player	1958	1926–1929	[134]
Jimmy Gardner †	Player	1962	1913–1915	[135]
Bernard Geoffrion	Player	1972	1950–1964	[136]
Doug Gilmour †	Player	2011	2001–2003	[137]
Tommy Gorman	Builder	1963	1940–1946	[138]
George Hainsworth	Player	1961	1926–1933, 1936–1937	[139]
Joe Hall	Player	1961	1917–1919	[140]
Doug Harvey	Player	1973	1947–1961	[141]
Tom Johnson	Player	1970	1947–1948, 1949–1963	[142]
Aurele Joliat	Player	1947	1922–1938	[143]
Elmer Lach	Player	1966	1940–1954	[144]
Guy Lafleur	Player	1988	1971–1985	[145]
Newsy Lalonde	Player	1950	1909–1911, 1912–1922	[146]
Rod Langway	Player	2002	1978–1982	[147]
Jacques Laperriere	Player	1987	1963–1974	[148]
Guy Lapointe	Player	1993	1968–1982	[149]
Jack Laviolette	Player	1962	1909–1918	[150]
Jacques Lemaire	Player	1984	1967–1979	[151]
Frank Mahovlich	Player	1981	1970–1974	[152]
Joe Malone	Player	1950	1917–1919, 1922–1924	[153]
Sylvio Mantha	Player	1960	1923–1936	[154]
Hartland Molson	Builder	1973	1957–1968	[155]
Dickie Moore	Player	1974	1951–1963	[156]
Howie Morenz	Player	1945	1923–1934, 1936–1937	[157]
Reg Noble †	Player	1962	1916–1917	[158]
William Northey	Builder	1947	1912–1946	[159]
Ambrose O'Brien	Builder	1962	1909–1910	[160]
Buddy O'Connor	Player	1988	1941–1947	[161]
Bert Olmstead	Player	1985	1950–1958	[162]
Didier Pitre	Player	1962	1910–1913, 1914–1923	[163]
Jacques Plante	Player	1978	1952–1963	[164]
Sam Pollock	Builder	1978	1959–1978	[165]
Donat Raymond	Builder	1958	1940–1957	[166]
Ken Reardon	Player	1966	1940–1942, 1945–1950	[167]
Mark Recchi	Player	2017	1995–1999	[168]
Henri Richard	Player	1979	1955–1975	[169]
Maurice Richard	Player	1961	1942–1960	[170]
Larry Robinson	Player	1995	1972–1989	[171]
Patrick Roy	Player	2006	1984–1996	[172]
Denis Savard	Player	2000	1990–1993	[173]
Serge Savard	Player	1986	1966–1981	[174]
Frank J. Selke	Builder	1960	1946–1964	[175]
Steve Shutt	Player	1993	1972–1985	[176]
Babe Siebert	Player	1964	1936–1939	[177]
Tommy Smith †	Player	1973	1916–1917	[178]
Pierre Turgeon	Player	2023	1995–1996	[179]
Rogie Vachon	Player	2016	1966–1971	[180]
Georges Vezina	Player	1945	1910–1926	[181]
Shea Weber	Player	2024	2016–2021	[182]
Gump Worsley	Player	1980	1963–1970	[183]
Roy Worters †	Player	1969	1929–1930	[184]

Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Seven members of the Canadiens organization have been honoured with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award. ^[185] The award is presented by the Hockey Hall of Fame to members of the radio and television industry who make outstanding contributions to their profession and the game of ice hockey during their broadcasting career. ^[185]

Members of the Montreal Canadiens honoured with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award

Individual	Year honoured	Years with Canadiens as broadcaster	References
Danny Gallivan	1984	1952–1984	[185]
Richard Garneau	1999	1957–1989	[185]
Pierre Houde	2024	1989–present	[185]
Dick Irvin Jr.	1988	1966–1997	[185]
Rene Lecavalier	1984	1952–1985	[185]
Doug Smith	1985	1937–1955	[185]
Gilles Tremblay	2002	1971–1997	[185]

Retired numbers

See also: List of NHL retired numbers

The Montreal Canadiens have retired fifteen of their jersey numbers. Also out of circulation is the number 99, which was retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky on February 6, 2000. ^[186] Gretzky did not play for the Canadiens during his 20-year NHL career and the only Canadiens to wear the number prior to its retirement were Joe Lamb, Des Roche and Leo Bourgeault during the 1934–35 season. ^{[187] [188]}

Montreal Canadiens retired numbers

Number	Player	Position	Years with Canadiens as a player	Date of retirement ceremony	References
1	Jacques Plante	Goaltender	1952–1963	October 7, 1995	[189]
2	Doug Harvey	Defence	1947–1961	October 26, 1985	[190]
3	Emile Bouchard	Defence	1941–1956	December 4, 2009	[191]
4	Jean Beliveau	Centre	1950–1951, 1952–1971	October 9, 1971	[192]
5	Bernie Geoffrion	Right wing	1950–1964	March 11, 2006	[193]
	Guy Lapointe	Defence	1968–1982	November 8, 2014	[194]
7	Howie Morenz	Centre	1923–1934, 1936–1937	November 2, 1937	[195]
9	Maurice Richard	Right wing	1942–1960	October 6, 1960	[196]
10	Guy Lafleur	Right wing	1971–1985	February 16, 1985	[197]
12	Yvan Cournoyer	Right wing	1963–1979	November 12, 2005	[198]
	Dickie Moore	Left wing	1951–1963	November 12, 2005	[199]
16	Elmer Lach	Centre	1940–1954	December 4, 2009	[200]
	Henri Richard	Centre	1955–1975	December 10, 1975	[201]
18	Serge Savard	Defence	1966–1981	November 18, 2006	[202]
19	Larry Robinson	Defence	1972–1989	November 19, 2007	[203]
23	Bob Gainey	Left wing	1974–1989	February 23, 2008	[204]
29	Ken Dryden	Goaltender	1970–1973, 1974–1979	January 29, 2007	[205]
33	Patrick Roy	Goaltender	1984–1996	November 22, 2008	[206]

Team awards

Jacques Beauchamp Molson Trophy

Not to be confused with Molson Cup.

The Jacques Beauchamp Molson Trophy is an award given to the player "who played a dominant role during the regular season, without obtaining any particular honor" as determined by the local media. It is named in honour of long-time reporter Jacques Beauchamp. ^{[207] : 607}

Season Winner 1981–82 Doug Jarvis 1982–83 Craig Ludwig 1983–84 Jean Hamel 1984–85 Craig Ludwig 1985–86 Craig Ludwig 1986–87 Rick Green 1987–88 Mike McPhee 1988–89 Petr Svoboda 1989–90 Mike McPhee 1990–91 Mike McPhee 1991–92 Brent Gilchrist 1992–93 Mike Keane 1993–94 Lyle Odelein

Season Winner 1994–95 Benoit Brunet 1995–96 Peter Popovic 1996–97 Stephane Quintal 1997–98 Patrice Brisebois Marc Bureau 1998–99 Benoit Brunet 1999–00 Eric Weinrich 2000–01 Oleg Petrov 2001–02 Joe Juneau 2002–03 Jan Bulis 2003–04 Francis Bouillon 2005–06 Steve Begin 2006–07 Mark Streit

Season Winner 2007–08 Mark Streit 2008–09 Maxim Lapierre 2009–10 Josh Gorges 2010–11 Roman Hamrlik 2011–12 Josh Gorges 2012–13 Brandon Prust 2013–14 Brian Gionta 2014–15 Dale Weise 2015–16 Paul Byron 2016–17 Phillip Danault 2017–18 Paul Byron 2018–19 Phillip Danault 2019–20 Not Awarded

Season Winner 2020-21 Jake Allen 2021-22 Alexander Romanov 2022-23 David Savard 2023-24 David Savard

Molson Cup

The Molson Cup is an award given to the player who earns the most points from three-star selections during the regular season. ^{[207] : 606}

Season Winner 1972–73 Ken Dryden 1973–74 Wayne Thomas 1974–75 Guy Lafleur 1975–76 Guy Lafleur 1976–77 Guy Lafleur 1977–78 Guy Lafleur 1978–79 Guy Lafleur 1979–80 Guy Lafleur 1980–81 Larry Robinson 1981–82 Guy Lafleur 1982–83 Mario Tremblay 1983–84 Guy Carbonneau 1984–85 Steve Penney 1985–86 Mats Naslund 1986–87 Mats Naslund 1987–88 Stephane Richer

Season Winner 1988–89 Patrick Roy 1989–90 Stephane Richer 1990–91 Russ Courtnall 1991–92 Patrick Roy 1992–93 Kirk Muller 1993–94 Patrick Roy 1994–95 Patrick Roy 1995–96 Pierre Turgeon 1996–97 Mark Recchi 1997–98 Mark Recchi 1998–99 Jeff Hackett 1999–00 Jeff Hackett 2000–01 Jose Theodore 2001–02 Jose Theodore 2002–03 Jose Theodore 2003–04 Jose Theodore

Season Winner 2005–06 Saku Koivu 2006–07 Cristobal Huet 2007–08 Alexei Kovalev 2008–09 Carey Price 2009–10 Jaroslav Halak 2010–11 Carey Price 2011–12 Carey Price 2012–13 Carey Price 2013–14 Carey Price 2014–15 Carey Price 2015–16 Alex Galchenyuk 2016–17 Carey Price 2017–18 Brendan Gallagher 2018–19 Carey Price 2019–20 Carey Price 2021–22 Nick Suzuki 2022–23 Nick Suzuki 2023–24 Nick Suzuki

Other awards

Montreal Canadiens who have received non-NHL awards

Award	Description	Winner	Year	References
Charlie Conacher Humanitarian Award	For humanitarian or community service projects	Jean Beliveau	1970–71	[208] [209]
Lionel Conacher Award	Canada's male athlete of the year	Maurice Richard	1952	[210]
			1957	[211]
			1958	[212]
		Jean Beliveau	1956	[213]
		Guy Lafleur	1977	[214]
		Carey Price	2015	[215]
Lou Marsh Trophy	Canada's top athlete	Maurice Richard	1957	[216]
		Guy Lafleur	1977
		Carey Price	2015	[215]
Viking Award	Most valuable Swedish player in NHL	Mats Naslund	1984–85	[217] [218]
			1985–86

See also

• List of National Hockey League awards

Notes

1. Shared with Corey Crawford of the Chicago Blackhawks.

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