1976–77 Montreal Canadiens

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The 1976–77 Montreal Canadiens are widely regarded as one of the greatest teams in NHL history, dominating the regular season and playoffs en route to a Stanley Cup championship.

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instanceOf Montreal Canadiens season
NHL team season
alternateCaptain Henri Richard NERFINISHED
Serge Savard NERFINISHED
captain Yvan Cournoyer NERFINISHED
city Montreal
conference Wales Conference NERFINISHED
country Canada
division Norris Division NERFINISHED
fewestLossesIn80GameSeason 8
franchise Montreal Canadiens NERFINISHED
generalManager Sam Pollock NERFINISHED
goalDifferential +216
goalsAgainst 171
goalsFor 387
headCoach Scotty Bowman NERFINISHED
homeArena Montreal Forum NERFINISHED
homeRecord 33–1–6
leadingGoalScorer Steve Shutt NERFINISHED
leadingGoaltender Ken Dryden NERFINISHED
leadingScorer Guy Lafleur NERFINISHED
league National Hockey League
NHLSeasonNumberForFranchise 68th season of the Montreal Canadiens franchise
notablePlayer Bob Gainey NERFINISHED
Guy Lafleur NERFINISHED
Guy Lapointe NERFINISHED
Jacques Lemaire NERFINISHED
Ken Dryden NERFINISHED
Larry Robinson NERFINISHED
Serge Savard NERFINISHED
Steve Shutt NERFINISHED
Yvan Cournoyer NERFINISHED
playoffResult won Stanley Cup
playoffSeriesWon 3
PresidentTrophyEquivalent best regular-season record in NHL
regularSeasonLosses 8
regularSeasonPoints 132
regularSeasonRecord 60–8–12
regularSeasonTies 12
regularSeasonWins 60
season 1976–77 NHL season NERFINISHED
sport ice hockey
StanleyCupChampion true
StanleyCupFinalGameCount 4
StanleyCupFinalOpponent Boston Bruins NERFINISHED
StanleyCupFinalSeriesResult 4–0
StanleyCupFinalSweptOpponent true
teamPointsRecord set then-NHL record for points in a season
teamReputation widely regarded as one of the greatest NHL teams of all time

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Scotty coachedStanleyCupWinningTeam 1976–77 Montreal Canadiens
subject surface form: Scotty Bowman