Guy Lafleur was the first player in NHL history to score 50 goals in six straight seasons, as well as 50 goals and 100 points in six straight seasons.
Before the game against the Bruins, the Canadiens honor legend Guy Lafleur with a ceremony.
To honor the legend, fans at the Bell Centre give a standing ovation that lasts more than ten minutes.
Guy Lafleur last played for the Montreal Canadiens 37 years ago, but his name was chanted before the team took the ice Sunday at the Bell Centre.
Did Guy Lafleur play for the Rangers? How many games did he play?
During the 1988-89 season, the newly inducted Hall of Famer signed with the Blueshirts for one final time.
He scored 45 points with 18 goals in 67 games, proving to the hockey world that he still had some gas left in his tank.
Then he finished his career with the Canadiens’ archrivals, the Quebec Nordiques, for two seasons.
Despite the fact that his career ended outside of Montreal, Lafleur was a fan favorite among Canadiens fans.
