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Top 10 Montreal Canadiens Goal Celebrations
This article was originally published in July, 2013. The Montreal Canadiens have scored a lot of goals in its 100+ years. Puckloads -- over 20,000 to be precise. Which also means there have been a heckuva lot of goal celebrations for the bleu blanc et rouge -- and some a lot more memorable...
Via: https://thehockeywriters.com/top-10-montreal-canadiens-goal-celebrations/
Dregen and retired Swedish ice hockey player Mats Naslund. April 2013, Sweden
Naslund played for several Swedish teams, a Swiss team, the Boston Bruins, and the Montreal Canadiens. He was part of Sweden’s 1994 Olympic team, who won the gold medal in Lillehammer, Norway. He was also on the Swedish team that won the 1991 Men’s World Ice Hockey Championships, which were held in Finland. Mats was the first ever European-born player to be part of the Montreal Canadiens. As a Canadien, he was given the nickname “Le Petit Viking” (The Little Viking), and played for them from 1982 to 1990. His career as a hockey player began in 1975, and he retired in 1995.
The first three members of the Triple Gold Club: Hakan Loob, Mats Naslund and Tomas Jonsson. They became the founding members when Sweden won the Gold medal at the 1994 Olympics.
Two Words, One Winger
Cadillac Bus Mike Cammalleri Moonwalk Mystic Alex Kovalev Firewire Dandy Alex Tanguay Damien Gibb Guy Lafleur Gaptooth Crystal Bob Gainey Coal Fury Maurice Richard Frost Perimeter Steve Shutt Ricochet Reverberation Stephane Richer Tomato Muscle Mario Tremblay Battleship Flint Michael Ryder Triglyde Bomber Mats Naslund
