This season, Gallagher posted 33 goals, 19 assists, 4 power-play goals, 7 power-play points and a 10.9 shooting percentage (S%). His goal totals were are a career high, as he was able to surpass his goal totals from 2017-2018 (31 goals). But, he likely would have posted more goals if the Canadiens power-play unit wasn’t in shambles. The Canadiens had the worst power-play unit in the NHL. They owned a 13.2 PP%. Just imagine if Canadiens head coach Claude Julien is able to identify how to fix his power-play during the off-season. If Julien can identify the problem after watching countless hours of film, Gallagher has the potential to score 40 plus goals next season.
Montréal Canadiens: Brendan Gallagher Is A 5v5 All-Star
