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Who has been to the Stanley Cup Finals the most?
The Montreal Canadiens who have won the Stanley Cup 24 times!
How many times has the Stanley Cup been won by the same team?
The Montreal Canadiens - 24 Stanley Cup victories.
Who has been runner-up in the most Stanley Cups?
The Toronto Maple Leafs have lost in the Stanley Cup Finals 8 times. Both the Montreal Canadiens and the Philadelphia Flyers have lost 6 times.
Are the Montreal canadiens sold?
The Montreal Canadiens have been sold to Molson.
How many times have the Calgary Flames been to the Stanley Cup finals?
3 times: 1986, 1989 (win), and 2004. Additionally the 1924 Calgary Tigers of the WCHL lost while playing the Montreal Canadiens for the Stanley Cup.
Jacques Plante's name has been misspelled on the Stanley Cup how many times?
During the Canadiens' five straight Stanley Cups, Jaques Plante's name was only spelled right once so four times. (All the other times the Canadiens won the Stanley Cup with him his name was spelled correctly).
What NHL player has been on the most Stanley cup winning teams?
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How long have Montreal Canadiens been around?
They were founded in 1909.
How long have the Montreal Canadiens been around?
They were founded in 1909.
How long have the Montreal canadiens been playing NHL for?
The Montreal Canadiens was founded on December 4, 1909. From 1909 to 1917, the Montreal Canadiens were playing in the nha and soon after, from 1917, the Canadiens started playing in nha till now. Hope that's helpful XD c(= TM
Did the Montreal Canadiens wear red helmets?
No they wore blue helmets with their symbol on each side of the helmet it has always been like that. This was posted from a Montreal Canadiens BIGGEST FAN!!!!!!!!!
Who wore number 4 for Montreal Canadians?
Number 4 for the Montreal Canadiens is famously associated with Serge Savard, a legendary defenseman who played for the team from 1966 to 1981. Savard was an integral part of the Canadiens' success during the 1970s, contributing to multiple Stanley Cup championships. His contributions to the team and the sport earned him a place in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1986. The number 4 has since been retired by the Canadiens in honor of his legacy.
