Montreal's depth led them to yet another victory on Saturday night against the Vancouver Canucks. With the win, Carey Price becomes the 5th youngest goaltender to win 350 games, doing so at 33 years, and 160 days old. Price only trailed Martin Brodeur (30 years-61 days), Marc-Andre Fleury (31 years-104 days), Patrick Roy (31 years-363 days), and Terry Sawchuk (32 years-325 days).

He continues to add to his hall-of-fame resume, which includes a Vezina Trophy, a Hart Trophy, a Ted Lindsay Award, and he's the Montreal Canadiens all-time leader in wins by a goaltender.

Corey Perry, and Joel Edmundson added their first goals as a Montreal Canadien, Jonathan Drouin potted his first of the season, and Nick Suzuki extended his point streak to six games to help Price achieve the accomplishment.

Price, 33, was drafted in the first round, fifth overall by the Montreal Canadiens in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. In 656 regular season games, Price has 350 wins, 250 losses, 76 overtime/shootout losses, a 2.50 G.A.A., a .917 save percentage, and 48 shutouts. In 70 career playoff games, he has a record of 30 wins, 36 losses, a 2.43 G.A.A., a .917 save percentage, and 7 shutouts.

The Canadiens will now have four days in between games, as they face the Calgary Flames in their home opener on Thursday January 28th.

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