By the numbers: Mike Hoffman

MONTREAL - The Canadiens agreed to terms on a three-year contract with forward Mike Hoffman on Wednesday. Here's a look at his career in numbers.

545 - Hoffman boasts 545 games of regular-season experience in the NHL with Ottawa, Florida and St. Louis after debuting with the Senators in 2011-12.
395 - The 31-year-old Kitchener, ON native has produced 395 points (189 goals, 206 assists) over the years, including 230 points (107 goals, 123 assists) in his seven seasons in the nation's capital.
36 - Hoffman finished tied for third in scoring on the Blues last season with 36 points (17 goals, 19 assists) in 52 games, behind only forwards David Perron (58 points) and Ryan O'Reilly (54 points).
70- The former fifth-round selection (130th overall) of the Senators in 2009 registered a career-high 70 points - including a career-high 36 goals - in 2018-19 with the Panthers.
139- Hoffman has amassed 139 power-play points (67 goals, 72 assists) for his three clubs, so he'll definitely be a key addition for Montreal with the man advantage.

32 - The 10-year veteran has 32 game-winning goals on his resume, including a career-high eight game-winners with Ottawa during the 2016-17 campaign.
33 - The Habs' new left-winger boasts 33 games of postseason experience, amassing 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists) along the way.
9 - Hoffman put up nine points (1 goal, 8 assists) in 19 playoff games en route to helping the AHL's Binghamton Senators win the Calder Cup in 2010-11.
2 - Hoffman won two major awards as a member of the Saint John Sea Dogs in his final QMJHL campaign in 2009-10, including the Michel Brière Trophy (League MVP) and the Frank J. Selke Trophy (League's Most Sportsmanlike Player).
34 - There was no stopping Hoffman during the 2008-09 QMJHL playoffs when he registered 34 points (21 goals, 13 assists) in 19 games to help the Drummondville Voltigeurs win the President's Cup.