Christian Bordeleau's 1968-1969 season
Centre Christian Bordeleau was 21 years old when the 1968-1969 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for Montréal Canadiens. He played 13 of a possible 76 games and scored 1 goals and 3 assists for 4 points, 0.31 points per game. The season ended with Christian Bordeleau winning the Stanley Cup with Montréal Canadiens against St. Louis Blues, after 7 playoff games and 1 points.
Below: the whole season and the playoff run, game by game.
- Year 196957 years agoA late start
Christian Bordeleau's season starts in game 59 of 76
Montréal Canadiens have played 58 games58 of 76 without himNHL debutChristian Bordeleau makes his NHL debut in 1–5 loss against Toronto Maple Leafs
Christian was 21 years old ·
Maple Leaf Gardens, Canada
His first NHL game0Goals1Assists1Points0+/-First NHL assistFirst NHL point- +1 assistThe gameMTL1–5TORLgame 59/76His night+1P+1A0+/-0SOG
MilestoneChristian Bordeleau records his first NHL assist
in the game against Toronto Maple Leafs · February 19
- The gameDET2–7MTLWgame 62/76His nightNo points-1+/-1SOG
- March 1969
- The gameSTL0–3MTLWgame 63/76His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gameMTL2–4DETLgame 64/76His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gameTOR3–5MTLWgame 65/76His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gameLAK3–3MTLgame 66/76His nightNo points0+/-1SOG
- The gameMTL2–2NYRgame 67/76His nightNo points0+/-1SOG
- The gameMTL3–0STLWgame 68/76His nightNo points0+/-3SOG
- +2 pointsThe gameMNS4–4MTLgame 69/76His night+2P+1G+1A+2+/-2SOG
MilestoneChristian Bordeleau scores his first NHL goal
in the game against Minnesota North Stars · March 13
- +1 assistThe gameCHI1–3MTLWgame 70/76His night+1P+1A0+/-4SOG
- The gameMTL5–2CHIWgame 71/76His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gamePIT3–5MTLWgame 72/76His nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- The gameMTL3–6BOSLgame 76/76His nightNo points-1+/-2SOG
The season in numbersChristian Bordeleau closes the 1968-1969 season with 4 points
Points4NHL#214Games13of 7617%Goals1NHL#197Assists3NHL#208P/GP0.31+/-0NHL#113Events1First NHL goal1First NHL point1First NHL assist3 days laterPlayoffsMontréal Canadiens are in the playoffs
QuarterfinalMontréal Canadiens meet New York Rangers
MTLvsNYRSwedes on Montréal CanadiensNo SwedesSwedes on New York RangersNo Swedes- Game 1NYR1–3MTLWHis nightNo points0+/-0SOG
- Montréal Canadienslead1–0againstNew York Rangers
- +1 goalGame 2NYR2–5MTLWHis night+1P+1G0+/-2SOG1PPP
- Montréal Canadienslead2–0againstNew York Rangers
- Game 3MTL4–1NYRWHis nightNo points0+/-0SOG
QuarterfinalMontréal Canadiens knock New York Rangers out 4–0
MTL4–0NYRAdvance3Games1Points1Goals0Assists4 days laterSemifinalMontréal Canadiens meet Boston Bruins
MTLvsBOSSwedes on Montréal CanadiensNo SwedesSwedes on Boston BruinsNo Swedes- Game 3MTL0–5BOSLHis nightNo points0+/-1SOG
SemifinalMontréal Canadiens knock Boston Bruins out 4–2
MTL4–2BOSAdvance1Games0Points0Goals0Assists3 days laterStanley Cup FinalMontréal Canadiens play the Stanley Cup Final against St. Louis Blues
MTLvsSTLSwedes on Montréal CanadiensNo SwedesSwedes on St. Louis BluesNo Swedes- Game 2STL1–3MTLWHis nightNo points0+/-1SOG
- May 1969
- Montréal Canadienslead2–0againstSt. Louis Blues
- Game 3MTL4–0STLWHis nightNo points0+/-1SOG
- Montréal Canadienslead3–0againstSt. Louis Blues
- Game 4MTL2–1STLWHis nightNo points0+/-0SOG
Stanley Cup ChampionsMontréal Canadiens
beat St. Louis Blues 4–0 in the final
3Games0Points0Goals0AssistsThe run in numbersChristian Bordeleau ends the 1968-1969 playoffs with 1 points
Points1NHL#80Games7Goals1NHL#47Assists0NHL#92P/GP0.14NHL#73+/-0NHL#57Events1First playoff point1First playoff goalNYR4–0→BOS4–2→STL4–0