Another top draft pick for the CH in 2024? Here are this year’s top five prospects(@KDubeJDQ) https://t.co/Lc0VJHGdvb
– Le Journal de Montréal (@JdeMontreal) July 24, 2023
![Only 6 teams have lost more than the Canadiens since 1998](https://cdn.buminteractif.com/2023/07/Price-Bergevin.jpg)
Since the Montreal Canadiens won their last Stanley Cup in 1993, many Quebecers who lived through the club’s golden years lament that the team has lost much of what once made it special and legendary. It’s hard to deny this, given that the team has reached the Final Four three times in the last 25 years.
The main argument? The club’s cumulative record since the mid-90s. And let’s just say that with the current rebuild, the statistics don’t change in the CH’s favor.
That said, if we calculate the winning percentage, it’s far less impressive. The Tricolore has won just 40.6% (879) of its 1,897 games since then.
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However, it’s curious to note that in the top-11 of this ranking, three clubs (Chicago, Tampa Bay and Los Angeles) have combined for half the Stanley Cups won (7/14) since 2010. Understandably, this statistic doesn’t tell the whole story.
However, it’s only slightly better if we look at the statistics for the same period of time, but in the playoffs. With 66 wins and 77 losses, the Habs rank about mid-peloton, and are being chased by the Golden Knights, who already have 54 playoff wins in six seasons.
In Burst
– Martin Biron on the goaltending situation in Montreal :
EXCLUSIVE: Marty Biron Breaks Down Habs Goaltending | Canadiens Connection pod ep 253
Marty Biron joined us to discuss the state of Canadiens goaltending
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– Rick Stephens / Rocket Sports (@RocketSports) July 22, 2023
– It’s far, but not that far.
– Messi captain.
Lionel Messi to wear captain’s armband for Miami, coach announceshttps://t.co/1WfMJ1tT9t
– RDS (@RDSca) July 24, 2023