AHL 11/13 16:30 1 [15] LAV Ρόκετ v ΜΤΜΠ Μούς [5] W 5-2
AHL 11/12 20:00 1 [15] LAV Ρόκετ v ΜΤΜΠ Μούς [5] W 6-2
AHL 11/04 23:00 1 [9] Τορόντο Μάρλις v LAV Ρόκετ [15] L 5-0
AHL 11/03 23:00 1 [6] Τορόντο Μάρλις v LAV Ρόκετ [15] W 3-5
AHL 11/01 23:00 1 [14] UTI Κόμετς v LAV Ρόκετ [15] L 4-1
AHL 10/28 23:00 1 [15] LAV Ρόκετ v Σίρακιους Κραντς [5] L 0-5
AHL 10/27 23:05 1 [13] LAV Ρόκετ v Ρότσεστερ Αμέρικανς [4] L 4-7
AHL 10/21 23:00 1 [9] LAV Ρόκετ v BEL Σένατορς [8] L 4-5
AHL 10/20 23:00 1 [3] Ρότσεστερ Αμέρικανς v LAV Ρόκετ [15] W 4-8
AHL 10/18 23:00 1 [4] Ρότσεστερ Αμέρικανς v LAV Ρόκετ [15] L 5-4
AHL 10/14 19:00 1 [1] ΑΒΒ Κανάκς v LAV Ρόκετ [6] L 4-3
AHL 10/13 23:00 1 ΑΒΒ Κανάκς v LAV Ρόκετ L 7-4
AHL Pre-Season 10/08 17:00 - BEL Σένατορς v LAV Ρόκετ - View
AHL Pre-Season 10/05 18:00 - LAV Ρόκετ v Τορόντο Μάρλις W 3-1
AHL 04/21 23:00 7 [22] LAV Ρόκετ v UTI Κόμετς [17] L 1-2
AHL 04/19 23:00 7 [17] UTI Κόμετς v LAV Ρόκετ [22] L 4-0
AHL 04/14 23:00 1 [13] Σίρακιους Κραντς v LAV Ρόκετ [23] W 3-4
AHL 04/12 23:00 1 [6] Τορόντο Μάρλις v LAV Ρόκετ [24] W 3-6
AHL 04/10 23:00 1 [28] Γουίλκς Μπέαρ Σκράντον Πένγκουινς v LAV Ρόκετ [24] W 0-4
AHL 04/08 23:00 1 [25] LAV Ρόκετ v Σίρακιους Κραντς [13] W 5-3
AHL 04/07 23:00 1 Κλι. Μόνστερς v LAV Ρόκετ L 5-4
AHL 04/01 23:00 1 [24] LAV Ρόκετ v Μιλγουόκι Άντμιραλς [6] W 6-4
AHL 04/01 00:00 1 [25] LAV Ρόκετ v Ρόκφορντ Άις Χογκς [19] W 3-0
AHL 03/29 00:00 1 [25] LAV Ρόκετ v ΜΤΜΠ Μούς [8] W 6-3
AHL 03/26 19:00 1 [7] LAV Ρόκετ v ΜΤΜΠ Μούς [5] W 4-1
AHL 03/24 23:00 1 [7] Μιλγουόκι Άντμιραλς v LAV Ρόκετ [25] L 3-2
AHL 03/22 23:00 1 [9] BRI Αϊλάιντερς v LAV Ρόκετ [6] L 5-3
AHL 03/18 19:00 1 [13] UTI Κόμετς v LAV Ρόκετ [24] W 1-4
AHL 03/17 23:00 1 [14] UTI Κόμετς v LAV Ρόκετ [24] L 3-2
AHL 03/15 23:05 1 [23] LAV Ρόκετ v Ρότσεστερ Αμέρικανς [20] L 0-2

Wikipedia - Laval Rocket

The Laval Rocket (French: Rocket de Laval) are a professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League (AHL) based in Laval, Quebec. The team began play in the 2017–18 season, with home games held at Place Bell. They are affiliated with the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League (NHL) and Trois-Rivières Lions of the ECHL.

History

On July 11, 2016, the AHL and the Montreal Canadiens announced that they would be moving their affiliate to the Montreal suburb of Laval for the 2017–18 season. A name-the-team contest was held from July 11 until August 31, with Patriots, Rapids and Rocket as the final three. On September 8, the winning Laval Rocket name was announced, a tribute to Canadiens' legend Maurice "Rocket" Richard which got a 51% majority of the fan votes. The Rocket are the second hockey team in Greater Montreal to use that nickname, after the QMJHL's Montreal Rocket from 1999 until 2003. In June 2017, the franchise named Larry Carriere as general manager and retained Sylvain Lefebvre as head coach, a position he held since 2012 when the franchise played as the Hamilton Bulldogs.

In the 2017–18 season, Laval finished with a 24–42–7–3 record and placed last overall in the league. Lefebvre was relieved as head coach immediately upon the end of the season and was replaced by Joel Bouchard, who had been serving as head coach and general manager of the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada in the QMJHL.

For the 2020–21 season, the Rocket temporarily relocated to the Bell Centre in Montreal to share the facility with their parent team during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Rocket were the Canadian Division champions and second-best winning percentage in the league, while playing only the other four teams based in Canada and no postseason during the pandemic. After the season ended, head coach Bouchard left the team at the end of his contract, compiling a 83–67–24 record over three seasons, to become the head coach of the San Diego Gulls. The Rocket then hired Jean-François Houle as their third head coach.

Franchise location/name history
1963-65: Omaha Knights (CPHL)
1965-69: Houston Apollos (CPHL/CHL)
1969-71: Montreal Voyageurs (AHL)
1971-84: Nova Scotia Voyageurs (AHL)
1984-90: Sherbrooke Canadiens (AHL)
1990-99: Fredericton Canadiens (AHL)
1999-02: Quebec Citadelles (AHL)
2002-15: Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL)
2015-17: St. John's Ice Caps (AHL)
2017-Present: Laval Rocket (AHL)