Part I: A Franchise First
Part II: Jacques Laperrière becomes a fixture
Part III: Bob Berry doubles up on assistants
Part IV: Jean Perron joins the group, and the rest is history
In the span of six seasons, the Montreal Canadiens went from Claude Ruel’s precarious grasp of power to a team of coaches that included two assistant coaches and a goaltending coach, allowing the Canadiens to catch up to the rest of the league who was using the multiple coach model for years.