The NHL has released an incredible stat on the Montreal Canadiens and it's getting a lot of attention

The Habs have not been spoiled in recent years on the offensive end. The last player on the team to reach 80+ points in a season was Alex Kovalev in 2007-08.

However, despite a long-standing anemic trend on the offensive end, the Canadiens has been able to impress and score a lot of goals. That was the case on Monday night in Vancouver, when Martin St-Louis' men scored four goals in the first period.

On this subject, journalist Jared Book brought out a very interesting statistic from the NHL. In the last 10 years, the Habs have scored four goals in the first period on four occasions, including Monday's game. Of those four times, the Habs have reached 10 goals in the game twice.

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