Brendan Gallagher Says Goodbye to Montreal Canadiens

Brendan Gallagher played for the Montreal Canadiens for 14 years.

He took a moment to collect himself.

Gallagher was a key player for the team for 14 years.

He needed a few more moments.

Gallagher said he was thankful to have played for the team for so long.

He said he had no regrets about his time with the team.

Gallagher couldn't finish his sentence.

He remembered the support he got when his mom died.

Gallagher thought about his mom and how his teammates helped him.

Gallagher's teammates said he was a special player.

Gallagher was very emotional as he said goodbye to the team.

He remembered when his teammates visited his family's home.

Gallagher said he loved the city and his teammates.

Gallagher's role on the team got smaller this season.

The coach didn't play Gallagher in many games.

Gallagher wanted to help his team in the playoffs.

Gallagher thought he could still play well.

The Canadiens picked Gallagher in the 2010 draft.

Gallagher played 911 games for the Canadiens and scored 246 goals.

Gallagher wants to keep playing hockey.

He said he has more to give as a player.

Gallagher needs to find a new team to play for.

The general manager said the team will treat Gallagher with respect.

The manager said it's hard to see Gallagher go.

The team owes Gallagher respect.

Josh Anderson called Gallagher a great competitor.

Anderson said Gallagher is a winner and a great teammate.

Gallagher said he will be moving on from the Canadiens.

Phillip Danault praised Gallagher for his hard work and leadership.

Danault said Gallagher is a great leader and a true warrior.

Gallagher doesn't know what's next for him.

He might consider playing for a team on the West Coast.

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