The 1956 Cup: A Dynasty begins
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With a 4-1 series win over Detroit in 1956, Montreal started a consecutive championship streak that would reach five, a record to this day.
Rookie coach Toe Blake replaced Dick Irvin, and Henri Richard, brother of Maurice, started his playing career. Henri would go on to win an unprecedented 11 Stanley Cup rings. Jean Beliveau scored seven goals to set the all time record for goals in the finals, including one in each game. Montreal won the Stanley Cup at home with a 3-1 triumph in game five.
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