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''As of [[January 19]], [[2007]]. For current standings, see [[2006-07 NHL season]]''
''As of [[January 21]], [[2007]]. For current standings, see [[2006-07 NHL season]]''


===Game log===
===Game log===

Revision as of 22:00, 21 January 2007

The Montreal Canadiens 2006-07 Season saw the team working to build on a 2005-06 season in which it took the eventual Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes to six games in the first round of the playoffs. Behind the leadership of goaltender Christobal Huet and captain Saku Koivu, the Canadiens poised themselves to join the elite of the Eastern Conference.

The Canadiens were only minimally active in offseason transactions, with forwards Sergei Samsonov and Mike Johnson and defenseman Janne Niinimaa representing the only additions. Forwards Jan Bulis, Richard Zednik and Mike Ribeiro moved to other teams: Bulis via free agency to Vancouver, Zednik via a trade to Washington, and Ribeiro via a trade to Dallas (for Niinimaa).

On January 9, 2007, the NHL announced that Sheldon Souray had been voted by the fans to start at defense in the 2007 All-Star Game in Dallas.[1]

Regular season

Season standings

Northeast Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA
Buffalo Sabres 49 33 12 4 70 185 143
Montreal Canadiens 49 27 17 5 59 146 140
Ottawa Senators 50 28 20 2 58 171 138
Toronto Maple Leafs 49 22 21 6 50 159 168
Boston Bruins 46 22 20 4 48 136 170

As of January 21, 2007. For current standings, see 2006-07 NHL season

Game log

October

Record for month 6-2-3 (Home 3-1-2 Away 3-1-1)

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
1 October 6 Montreal 4 - 5 Buffalo SO Huet 18,690 0-0-1 1
2 October 7 Montreal 3 - 2 Toronto SO Aebischer 19,353 1-0-1 3
3 October 11 Montreal 3 - 1 Philadelphia Aebischer 19,256 2-0-1 5
4 October 14 Ottawa 3 - 2 Montreal SO Huet 21,273 2-0-2 6
5 October 17 Calgary 4 - 5 Montreal Huet 21,273 3-0-2 8
6 October 18 Montreal 1 - 2 Chicago Aebischer 11,095 3-1-2 8
7 October 21 Colorado 5 - 8 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 4-1-2 10
8 October 23 Buffalo 4 - 1 Montreal Huet 21,273 4-2-2 10
9 October 26 Montreal 3 - 2 Boston Huet 13,920 5-2-2 12
10 October 28 Toronto 5 - 4 Montreal SO Aebischer 21,273 5-2-3 13
11 October 31 Ottawa 2 - 4 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 6-2-3 15

November

Record for Month 8-5-0 (Home 4-2-0 Away 4-3-0)

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
12 November 2 Montreal 4 - 0 Carolina Huet 16,486 7-2-3 17
13 November 4 New Jersey 2 - 1 Montreal Huet 21,273 7-3-3 17
14 November 7 Edmonton 2 - 3 Montreal SO Aebischer 21,273 8-3-3 19
15 November 11 Montreal 1 - 5 Toronto Aebischer 19,501 8-4-3 19
16 November 13 Montreal 6 - 3 Ottawa Huet 20,051 9-4-3 21
17 November 15 Montreal 3 - 1 Tampa Bay Huet 19,920 10-4-3 23
18 November 16 Montreal 4 - 2 Florida Aebischer 13,506 10-5-3 23
19 November 18 Atlanta 1 - 3 Montreal Huet 21,273 11-5-3 25
20 November 22 Minnesota 2 - 4 Montreal Huet 21,273 12-5-3 27
21 November 24 Montreal 2 - 1 Buffalo OT Huet 18,690 13-5-3 29
22 November 25 Philadelphia 4 - 2 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 13-6-3 29
23 November 28 Florida 0 - 1 Montreal SO Huet 21,273 14-6-3 31
24 November 30 Montreal 2 - 4 Carolina Huet 13,103 14-7-3 31

December

Record for Month 8-4-2 (Home 5-1-1 Away 3-3-1)

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
25 December 2 Toronto 3 - 4 Montreal SO Huet 21,273 15-7-3 33
26 December 4 Boston 6 - 5 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 15-8-3 33
27 December 6 Montreal 1 - 2 New Jersey OT Aebischer 10,986 15-8-4 34
28 December 7 Montreal 4 - 2 NY Islanders Huet 9,551 16-8-4 36
29 December 9 Buffalo 3 - 2 Montreal SO Huet 21,273 16-8-5 37
30 December 12 Boston 4 - 3 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 17-8-5 39
31 December 14 Tampa Bay 2 - 4 Montreal Huet 21,273 18-8-5 41
32 December 16 Pittsburgh 3 - 6 Montreal Huet 21,273 19-8-5 43
33 December 19 Montreal 5 - 2 Buffalo Huet 18,690 20-8-5 45
34 December 21 Philadelphia 2 - 4 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 21-8-5 47
35 December 23 Montreal 2 - 4 Boston Huet 17,565 21-9-5 47
36 December 27 Montreal 4 - 1 Washington Huet 15,609 22-9-5 49
37 December 29 Montreal 1 - 3 Florida Huet 19,772 22-10-5 49
38 December 30 Montreal 1 - 3 Tampa Bay Huet 21,120 22-11-5 49

January

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
39 January 2 Tampa Bay 2 - 5 Montreal Huet 21,273 23-11-5 51
40 January 4 Montreal 1 - 5 Washington Huet 11,287 23-12-5 51
41 January 6 NY Rangers 4 - 3 Montreal Aebischer 21,273 23-13-5 51
42 January 7 New Jersey 3 - 0 Montreal Huet 21,273 23-14-5 51
43 January 9 Atlanta 2 - 4 Montreal Huet 21,273 24-14-5 53
44 January 9 Montreal 4 - 2 Philadelphia Aebischer 19,411 25-14-5 55
45 January 13 Montreal 3 - 8 Ottawa Huet 20,038 25-15-5 55
46 January 15 Montreal 0 - 2 Detroit Aebischer 20,066 25-16-5 55
47 January 16 Vancouver 4 - 0 Montreal Huet 21,273 25-17-5 55
48 January 18 Montreal 4 - 1 Atlanta Huet 14,025 26-17-5 57
49 January 20 Buffalo 3 - 4 Montreal Huet 21,273 27-17-5 59
  • Green background indicates win.
  • Red background indicates regulation loss.
  • White background indicates overtime/shootout loss.

Season Stats

Scoring Leaders

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = Plus/Minus; PIM = Penalty Minutes

Player GP G A Pts +/- PIM
Saku Koivu 48 16 26 42 -10 46
Sheldon Souray 48 16 24 40 -9 70
Alexei Kovalev 49 12 23 35 -8 64
Michael Ryder 49 15 18 33 -14 40
Andrei Markov 47 3 29 32 +3 40

as of January 21, 2007

Goaltending

Note: GP = Games Played; TOI = Time On Ice (minutes); W = Wins; L = Losses; OTL = Overtime Losses; GA = Goals Against; SO = Shutouts; Sv% = Save Percentage; GAA = Goals Against Average

Player GP TOI W L OTL GA SO Sv% GAA
Cristobal Huet 35 1938 19 10 3 85 2 .923 2.63
David Aebischer 19 1037 8 7 2 50 0 .910 2.89

as of January 21, 2007

Transactions

Trades

July 12, 2006 To Washington Capitals
Richard Zednik
To Montreal Canadiens
3rd round pick in 2007
July 12, 2006 To Phoenix Coyotes
4th round pick in 2007
To Montreal Canadiens
Mike Johnson
September 30, 2006 To Dallas Stars
Mike Ribeiro
6th round pick in 2008
To Montreal Canadiens
Janne Niinimaa
5th round pick in 2007
December 15, 2006 To San Jose Sharks
Patrick Traverse
To Montreal Canadiens
Mathieu Biron

Free Agents Acquired

Player Former Team
F Sergei Samsonov Edmonton Oilers

Free Agents Lost

Player Current Team
F Jan Bulis Vancouver Canucks

Draft Picks

Montreal's picks at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in Vancouver, British Columbia.[2] The Canadiens had the 16th overall draft pick, which they traded to the San Jose Sharks for the 20th and 53rd overall picks.

Round # Player Nationality NHL Team College/Junior/Club Team (League)
1 20 David Fischer (D)  United States Montreal Canadiens (from San Jose) Apple Valley High School (MSHSL)
2 49 Ben Maxwell (C)  Canada Montreal Canadiens Kootenay (WHL)
2 53 Mathieu Carle (D)  Canada Montreal Canadiens (from San Jose) Acadie-Bathurst (QMJHL)
3 66 Ryan White (C)  Canada Montreal Canadiens (from Chicago) Calgary Hitmen (WHL)
5 139 Pavel Valentenko (D)  Russia Montreal Canadiens Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk (Russian Superleague)
7 199 Cameron Cepek (D)  United States Montreal Canadiens Portland Winter Hawks (WHL)

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/feature/?fid=9182
  2. ^ 2006 NHL Entry Draft Results[1] - accessed January 4th, 2007