Jaroslav Halak made his mark in the 2009-10 playoffs, where his brillant play helped the 8th seeded Montreal Canadiens upset the President's Trophy winners, the Washington Capitals. Halak's stellar play helped the underdog Canadiens team make it to the Stanley Cup semi-finals. In a surprising move, Halak was traded to the St. Louis Blues in the offseason. Jason Spezza is a player who always seems to be on the cusp on stardom. Injuries have played a large role in holding Spezza back. Spezza has missed an average of 12 games per season. Spezza shared the lead in Play-off scoring with line mates Daniel Alfredsson and Danny Heatley in 2005-06 with 22pts
#52 - Jaroslav Halak
#53 - Jason Spezza
When the Montreal Canadiens bought the Quebec Senior League in 1953, they were really only interested in one player, Jean Beliveau. In the end Jean Beliveau, aka Le Gros Bill, would play 21 seasons, win 10 Stanley Cups, and gain entry into the HHOF. After his retirement in 1971, Beliveau's name would make it onto the Stanley Cup seven more times as an executive of the Montreal Canadiens. No other person in history has had his name on the cup as often as Beliveau.
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