By the numbers: Christian Dvorak

MONTREAL - The Canadiens acquired center Christian Dvorak from the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday.

Here's a look at his career in numbers:
302 - Dvorak boasts 302 games of regular-season experience in the NHL - all with Arizona - after debuting with the club in 2016-17.
146 - The 25-year-old Palos, IL native has produced 146 points (67 goals, 79 assists) over the years, compiling four 30-point campaigns and serving 70 penalty minutes.
17- Dvorak ranked third on the Coyotes with 17 goals last season behind only veteran Phil Kessel (20 goals) and defenseman Jakob Chychrun (18 goals), while also ranking sixth with 31 points.
8- Eight of those goals were scored on the power play, which was a team-high and a career-high for Dvorak in that department. His four game-winning goals were a squad and personal best as well.
38 - The former second-round selection of Arizona (58th overall) in 2014 registered a career-high 38 points - including a career-high 18 goals - in 2019-20.

51.5 - Dvorak has done particularly well in the faceoff circle, winning 51.5% of his draws (2,257 of 4,382) to date against his NHL opponents.
109 - The new Habs' pivot first made a name for himself in the OHL in 2014-15 when he amassed 109 points (41 goals, 68 assists) in 66 regular-season games with the London Knights, finishing 17 points behind teammate and future Toronto Maple Leafs star, Mitch Marner.
121 - As captain, Dvorak outpaced Marner in scoring the following season in London with 121 points in 59 regular-season games - including a League-leading 52 goals - en route to helping the Knights win an OHL title and eventually the Memorial Cup, too.
8- Dvorak's accomplishments also include securing a bronze medal at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship as a member of Team USA when he amassed eight points (3 goals, 5 assists) in seven games.
1 - The five-year NHL veteran has one senior side appearance on his resume internationally, sporting his country's colors at the 2017 IIHF World Championship. He scored one goal in eight games.