Brendan Gallagher Honored with Standing Ovation in 900th NHL Game

Brendan Gallagher recently celebrated a significant milestone as he played in his 900th NHL game. This achievement came during a match against the Boston Bruins, one of the Montreal Canadiens’ oldest rivals. Gallagher, who was drafted by the Canadiens in 2010, has dedicated his entire career to this team.
Brendan Gallagher’s Milestone Game
The 33-year-old winger now ranks 13th in games played in Canadiens history. He shares this honor with legendary players such as Jean Beliveau, Maurice Richard, and Guy Lafleur. Gallagher received a warm welcome at the Bell Centre, where fans recognized his accomplishment with a heartfelt standing ovation during a first-period TV timeout.
Career Overview
- Debut Year: 2012-2013
- Total Games Played: 900
- Goals Scored: 245
- Assists: 239
- Total Points: 484
Reflecting on his career, Gallagher expressed gratitude and an appreciation for each season. “I’ve just tried to enjoy every year. You never know when your last is going to be,” he said. He noted the significance of playing this milestone game against a rival like the Bruins. “It feels fitting,” he added, acknowledging the competitive nature of the matchup.
Throughout his NHL journey, Gallagher has consistently demonstrated dedication and skill. As he continues with the Canadiens, fans look forward to watching him contribute further to the team’s success.




