Steve Shutt Hall of Fame NHL

Steve Shutt was one of the NHL’s most consistent and lethal goal scorers during the 1970s. A key member of the Montreal Canadiens dynasty, Shutt was known for his quick release, smooth skating, and ability to find open ice. He thrived playing alongside legends like Guy Lafleur and Jacques Lemaire, forming one of the most feared lines in hockey.

Shutt’s best season came in 1976–77, when he scored 60 goals — a record for a left winger at the time. He helped lead the Canadiens to five Stanley Cup championships during his tenure. Shutt’s instincts around the net and ability to finish plays made him a valuable asset during Montreal’s most dominant years.

Shutt's Awards and Records

• 5× Stanley Cup Champion (1973, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979)
• NHL First All-Star Team (1977)
• NHL Second All-Star Team (1978)
• Scored 60 goals in 1976–77 – NHL record for left wingers at the time

NHL Records

• Most goals in a single season by a left winger (at the time)
• Part of the 1976–77 Montreal Canadiens team that set an NHL record
• One of only four players in Canadiens history to score 50+ goals in three or more seasons

NHL Teams:

Montreal Canadiens (1972-85)
Los Angeles Kings (1984-85)