As part of their centennial celebrations, the Canadiens are assembling a souvenir DVD box set containing the most memorable Habs games broadcast on tv... and you can be co-producer! Select the 10 games that you think should make the cut. The DVD is scheduled to be released in fall 2008.
To vote, simply drag and drop your selected videos in the "Your 10 picks" box or click "Select"
The Canadiens set an NHL record with their fifth straight Stanley Cup.
At the height of the Cold Ward, the Soviet Union’s Red Army squad arrive at the Forum to face off with the Canadiens.
The Canadiens sweep the Stanley Cup final, snapping the reign of the Broad Street Bullies, aka the Philadelphia Flyers.
On the heels of their astounding 60-12-8 regular season record, the Canadiens’ dominance continues i
With a 4-3 score in their favor, the Bruins are caught with too many men on the ice. Guy Lafleur and Yvon Lambert play the heroes as the Canadiens come back with a win.
The Canadiens-Nordiques rivalry reaches new heights with an all-out brawl at the start of the third
Rookie Claude Lemieux beats Mike Liut in overtime, eliminating the Whalers from the playoffs.
With a 4-3 win in hand, a rookie-laden Canadiens lineup closes out their surprising run through the playoffs with their 23rd Stanley Cup.
Trailing 2-1 late in the third period, Canadiens head coach Jacques Demers asks that Marty McSorley’s stick be measured.
The Canadiens down Wayne Gretzky and the Los Angeles Kings for the 24th Stanley Cup in franchise history.
The Canadiens play their final game at the Montreal Forum; Andrei Kovalenko scores the final goal at the legendary arena.
Following a season-long battle with cancer, Saku Koivu is treated to a hero’s welcome in the form of a nine minute ovation in his first game of the season.
The Canadiens and Oilers face off in the NHL’s first-ever outdoor game.
Richard Zednik scores the game-winning goal in Game 7, erasing a 3-1 series deficit and eliminating the Bruins from the postseason.
Despite facing a 5-0 deficit after 25 minutes of play, the Canadiens don’t give up. Instead, they slowly chip away at the lead before ultimately securing the win in a shootout.
The Canadiens sweep the four-game series with the Leafs to set an NHL record, one that remains intact to this day, with their fifth straight Stanley Cup. Maurice Richard appears in his final game, earning an assist on brother Henri’s goal to cap off his glorious career.
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Please note that your videos do not need to be positioned in order of preference. The DVD will be a chronological list of the top 10 games.