There is no doubt that the Montreal Canadiens are the most iconic franchise in the hockey world. Having won 24 Stanley Cups since their inception in 1909 has helped the…

Blain Potvin of The Hockey Writers compiles and analyzes the top 20 goal scorers in Montreal Canadiens history. Hall of Fame legend Maurice Richard leads the storied franchise with 544 career goals in 978 regular-season games, followed by Guy Lafleur in second place with 518 goals and Jean Beliveau in third with 507 goals.
The historical scoring ranking highlights key figures throughout Montreal's 24 Stanley Cup championships, including Yvan Cournoyer, Steve Shutt, Bernie Geoffrion, and Henri Richard. The list also features modern forward Brendan Gallagher, who scored 246 goals in Montreal before being traded to the Vancouver Canucks.
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