Price receives standing ovation at Ring of Honour induction

It took four minutes for the fans at the Bell Centre to get back in their seats after Carey Price took the ice.

The former Montreal Canadiens goaltender – and now a member of the 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class – was honored on Tuesday at the arena he called home for his entire 15-year NHL career.

As he was introduced, fans gave him a standing ovation which lasted four whole minutes before he addressed the crowd.

Chants of “Carey! Carey!” and “Ole! Ole!” rang out as Price took it all in.

Tuesday’s addition to the Canadiens’ Ring of Honour comes a day after Price’s induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday in Toronto.

Price – the Canadiens’ all-time winningest goalie – was drafted by Montreal in the first round of the 2005 NHL Draft, making his debut with the team in the 2007 season.

He played his entire career with the Canadiens until his retirement in 2022. He finished his career with a 361-261-79 record and a .917 save percentage with 49 shutouts.

In his career-defining 2014-15 season, Price swept the individual NHL awards, winning the William M. Jennings Trophy, Vezina Trophy, Ted Lindsay Award and the Hart Memorial Trophy.

He added the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy in the 2021-22 season.