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The 1984–85 Montreal Canadiens season76th season of play.
In July 1984, Patrick Roy signed his first NHL contract with the Montreal Canadiens. There was a clause that if he played in at least 40 games, he would receive a $5,000 bonus.[ 1]
After scoring only two goals in 19 games and unhappy with the amount of ice time he was receiving, Guy Lafleur decided to retire.
On October 24, 1984, Patrick Roy was sent down to the Granby Bisons without having played a regular season game.[ 2] Doug Soetaert and earned the first win of his career in a 6–4 win over the Winnipeg Jets .[ 3]
[ 4] Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against
Record vs. opponents [ edit ]
Adams Division record vs. opponents
Vs. Wales Conference [ edit ]
Vs. Adams Division
1984–85 NHL records[ 5]
Team
BOS
BUF
HFD
MTL
QUE
Total
Boston
—
3–4–1
4–4
3–4–1
2–4–2
12–16–4
Buffalo
4–3–1
—
5–0–3
2–4–2
3–4–1
14–11–7
Hartford
4–4
0–5–3
—
2–5−1
3−5
9–19–4
Montreal
4–3–1
4–2–2
5–2−1
—
6–1–1
19–8–5
Quebec
4–2–2
4–3–1
5–3
1–6–1
—
14–14–4
Vs. Patrick Division
1984–85 NHL records
Team
NJD
NYI
NYR
PHI
PIT
WSH
Total
Boston
3−0
2−1
1−0–2
1−2
2−1
1−2
10−6−2
Buffalo
3−0
1−2
1−1−1
1−1–1
2−0–1
2−1
10−5−3
Hartford
3−0
1–1–1
1–0–2
0–2–1
2–1
2−1
9−5−4
Montreal
1−1–1
2−1
2–0–1
2−1
2−1
1−1–1
10−5−3
Quebec
1–1−1
3−0
2–1
1−1−1
3−0
1−2
11−5−2
Vs. Campbell Conference [ edit ]
Vs. Norris Division
1984–85 NHL records
Team
CHI
DET
MIN
STL
TOR
Total
Boston
0–3
3–0
3–0
1–0–2
2–1
9–4–2
Buffalo
3−0
1−1−1
3−0
1−2
2−1
10−4−1
Hartford
2–1
2−1
1−2
2–1
2–1
9–6–0
Montreal
1−2
1−1–1
1–2
2–0–1
0−3
5–8–2
Quebec
3–0
1–2
3–0
2–1
1–0–2
10–3–2
Vs. Smythe Division
1984–85 NHL records
Team
CGY
EDM
LAK
VAN
WIN
Total
Boston
0−3
1−2
1−0–2
2−1
1−2
5−8−2
Buffalo
3−0
0–2–1
0−2−1
0−2–1
1−2
4−8−3
Hartford
0−3
1–2
0–2–1
1–2
1–2
3–11–1
Montreal
0–2−1
2−1
2−0–1
1–2
2−1
7−6−2
Quebec
1−1–1
0−3
2−1
2−1
1−2
6−8−1
Schedule and results [ edit ]
#
R
Date
Score
Opponent
Record
1
L
Oct 11, 1984
3–4
@ Buffalo Sabres
0–1–0
2
W
Oct 13, 1984
4–3
Pittsburgh Penguins
1–1–0
3
W
Oct 15, 1984
5–2
Philadelphia Flyers
2–1–0
4
T
Oct 18, 1984
3–3 OT
Los Angeles Kings
2–1–1
5
W
Oct 20, 1984
4–2
Minnesota North Stars
3–1–1
6
W
Oct 23, 1984
3–1
@ Quebec Nordiques
4–1–1
7
W
Oct 25, 1984
3–2
Buffalo Sabres
5–1–1
8
L
Oct 27, 1984
5–6
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
5–2–1
9
W
Oct 29, 1984
4–2
Quebec Nordiques
6–2–1
10
W
Nov 1, 1984
6–5 OT
New York Islanders
7–2–1
11
W
Nov 3, 1984
3–1
Boston Bruins
8–2–1
12
L
Nov 6, 1984
2–4
@ Detroit Red Wings
8–3–1
13
T
Nov 10, 1984
3–3 OT
@ Calgary Flames
8–3–2
14
W
Nov 12, 1984
5–3
@ Vancouver Canucks
9–3–2
15
W
Nov 14, 1984
4–2
@ Edmonton Oilers
10–3–2
16
W
Nov 17, 1984
5–0
New Jersey Devils
11–3–2
17
L
Nov 19, 1984
4–6
Toronto Maple Leafs
11–4–2
18
W
Nov 22, 1984
3–2
Chicago Black Hawks
12–4–2
19
W
Nov 24, 1984
6–4
Detroit Red Wings
13–4–2
20
L
Nov 25, 1984
4–7
@ Boston Bruins
13–5–2
21
T
Nov 28, 1984
3–3 OT
@ Detroit Red Wings
13–5–3
22
T
Nov 30, 1984
2–2 OT
@ Buffalo Sabres
13–5–4
23
W
Dec 1, 1984
3–2
Buffalo Sabres
14–5–4
24
W
Dec 3, 1984
9–3
Hartford Whalers
15–5–4
25
L
Dec 5, 1984
3–5
@ Hartford Whalers
15–6–4
26
W
Dec 6, 1984
3–1
@ Boston Bruins
16–6–4
27
W
Dec 8, 1984
9–7
Los Angeles Kings
17–6–4
28
L
Dec 13, 1984
4–5
Vancouver Canucks
17–7–4
29
L
Dec 15, 1984
3–4 OT
@ Hartford Whalers
17–8–4
30
W
Dec 16, 1984
3–2
@ Philadelphia Flyers
18–8–4
31
L
Dec 18, 1984
4–6
Boston Bruins
18–9–4
32
T
Dec 20, 1984
2–2 OT
Washington Capitals
18–9–5
33
W
Dec 22, 1984
10–5
Hartford Whalers
19–9–5
34
T
Dec 23, 1984
3–3 OT
@ New York Rangers
19–9–6
35
W
Dec 27, 1984
5–3
@ Quebec Nordiques
20–9–6
36
W
Dec 29, 1984
7–3
New York Rangers
21–9–6
37
T
Dec 31, 1984
4–4 OT
Quebec Nordiques
21–9–7
38
L
Jan 2, 1985
2–3
@ Chicago Black Hawks
21–10–7
39
T
Jan 3, 1985
2–2 OT
@ St. Louis Blues
21–10–8
40
L
Jan 5, 1985
4–5
@ New Jersey Devils
21–11–8
41
L
Jan 8, 1985
1–3
@ New York Islanders
21–12–8
42
L
Jan 10, 1985
2–5
Edmonton Oilers
21–13–8
43
T
Jan 12, 1985
1–1 OT
Buffalo Sabres
21–13–9
44
W
Jan 15, 1985
2–1
@ Quebec Nordiques
22–13–9
45
W
Jan 17, 1985
5–4
Hartford Whalers
23–13–9
46
T
Jan 19, 1985
4–4 OT
New Jersey Devils
23–13–10
47
L
Jan 21, 1985
1–3
@ Boston Bruins
23–14–10
48
W
Jan 22, 1985
8–5
@ Hartford Whalers
24–14–10
49
L
Jan 24, 1985
3–4
Quebec Nordiques
24–15–10
50
W
Jan 26, 1985
3–2
New York Rangers
25–15–10
51
L
Jan 30, 1985
4–5 OT
@ Vancouver Canucks
25–16–10
52
W
Feb 2, 1985
5–1
@ Los Angeles Kings
26–16–10
53
L
Feb 5, 1985
2–4
Calgary Flames
26–17–10
54
W
Feb 7, 1985
5–4
@ Quebec Nordiques
27–17–10
55
L
Feb 9, 1985
2–6
Toronto Maple Leafs
27–18–10
56
L
Feb 10, 1985
2–3 OT
@ Toronto Maple Leafs
27–19–10
57
W
Feb 15, 1985
4–3 OT
@ Buffalo Sabres
28–19–10
58
L
Feb 16, 1985
3–4
Buffalo Sabres
28–20–10
59
W
Feb 19, 1985
5–2
@ St. Louis Blues
29–20–10
60
L
Feb 20, 1985
2–3
@ Chicago Black Hawks
29–21–10
61
W
Feb 23, 1985
6–4
Winnipeg Jets
30–21–10
62
W
Feb 24, 1985
4–3 OT
New York Islanders
31–21–10
63
W
Feb 27, 1985
4–1
@ Edmonton Oilers
32–21–10
64
L
Mar 1, 1985
4–6
@ Calgary Flames
32–22–10
65
L
Mar 4, 1985
3–4
@ Minnesota North Stars
32–23–10
66
W
Mar 6, 1985
4–2
@ Winnipeg Jets
33–23–10
67
W
Mar 9, 1985
4–3
Hartford Whalers
34–23–10
68
T
Mar 10, 1985
5–5 OT
@ Hartford Whalers
34–23–11
69
L
Mar 14, 1985
1–4
Winnipeg Jets
34–24–11
70
L
Mar 16, 1985
2–4
Minnesota North Stars
34–25–11
71
W
Mar 21, 1985
3–2
Washington Capitals
35–25–11
72
L
Mar 22, 1985
1–3
@ Washington Capitals
35–26–11
73
L
Mar 24, 1985
3–4
@ Philadelphia Flyers
35–27–11
74
W
Mar 26, 1985
5–3
Boston Bruins
36–27–11
75
W
Mar 28, 1985
5–1
St. Louis Blues
37–27–11
76
W
Mar 30, 1985
7–3
@ Boston Bruins
38–27–11
77
W
Mar 31, 1985
4–2
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
39–27–11
78
W
Apr 4, 1985
7–1
Quebec Nordiques
40–27–11
79
T
Apr 6, 1985
4–4 OT
Boston Bruins
40–27–12
80
W
Apr 7, 1985
5–4
@ Buffalo Sabres
41–27–12
Adams Division Finals [ edit ] The Quebec Nordiques and Montreal Canadiens battled in a seven-game series. Bitter rivals from the province of Quebec , the Nords shocked the Habs in 1982, only to see a fourth-place Montreal club upset Quebec the year before. In the deciding Game 7 at the Montreal Forum , Peter Stastny scored the game and series winning goal, giving Quebec an improbable 3–2 overtime win and berth in the Wales Conference Finals.
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^ Patrick Roy, winning, nothing else, p.482, by Michel Roy, translated by Charles Phillips, 2008, John Wiley & Sons, Mississauga, ON, ISBN 978-0-470-15616-2 .
^ Patrick Roy, winning, nothing else, p.130, by Michel Roy, translated by Charles Phillips, 2008, John Wiley & Sons, Mississauga, ON, ISBN 978-0-470-15616-2 .
^ Patrick Roy, winning, nothing else, p.135, by Michel Roy, translated by Charles Phillips, 2008, John Wiley & Sons, Mississauga, ON, ISBN 978-0-470-15616-2 .
^ Dinger, Ralph, ed. (2011). The National Hockey League Official Guide & Record Book 2012 . Dan Diamond & Associates. p. 152. ISBN 9781894801225 ^ "All-Time NHL Results" . NHL.com . Retrieved August 25, 2023 .^ "1984-85 Montreal Canadiens Statistics - Hockey-Reference.com" . hockey-reference.com. Retrieved May 28, 2009 .^ National Hockey League Official Guide and Record Book 2006, p. 221, Dan Diamond & Associates, Toronto, Ontario, ISBN 0-920445-98-5 .
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