Richard played 978 NHL games, all with the Canadiens, from 1942 through his retirement in 1960, scoring 544 goals -- still ...

In the days when the NHL was a proud six-team league, Maurice Richard led the Canadiens to eight Stanley Cup titles. Richard was the game's deadliest goal scorer. With menacing eyes and a nasty ...

No team has won more consecutive Stanley Cups than the Montreal Canadiens, who won each year from 1956 to 1960. During their five-year run, the team was led by Maurice Richard, after whom the ...

In the midst the celebration, Paul Maurice was almost numb as he tried to process the emotions. After three decades, he finally did it. He finally won a Stanley Cup. But through it all ...

Maurice Richard said many times that ... Detroit's Jack Adams knew the road to the Stanley Cup ran that year up St. Catherine Street and, earlier in the season, his forward Ted Lindsay had ...

Limping into the playoffs, the Winnipeg Jets are few people's pick as a Cup contender. But head coach Paul Maurice knows how to get an underdog to the big dance. It’s a trope of the Stanley Cup ...

1944 — Maurice Richard, playing in his second Stanley Cup Playoff game, scores five goals in a 5-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup semifinals. Toe Blake has five assists.

1944 — Maurice Richard, playing in his second Stanley Cup Playoff game, scores five goals in a 5-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup semifinals. Toe Blake has five ...