Montreal Canadiens: The Embarrassing List of Top Ten Scorers Drafted By Marc Bergevin

5. Sven Andrighetto: 83 career points

Sven Andrighetto in the top five? Did he even play much in the NHL? Good questions to ask. The answers are yes, and not really.

Andrighetto was a small, but skilled winger drafted out of the QMJHL in the third round of the 2013 NHL Draft. He immediately stepped into the AHL and had two decent seasons, scoring 44 and 43 points.

The native of Switzerland would score a total of 83 points in 216 career games split between Montreal and Colorado. He was traded to the Avalanche at the trade deadline in 2017 for Andreas Martinsen. In parts of three seasons with the Canadiens, Andrighetto would score 28 points in 83 games.

He caught fire immediately after landing in Colorado, scoring 16 points in 19 games to close out the season. But that was his only real taste of offensive success in the NHL. He had two more seasons of 22 and 17 points before heading back to Switzerland to continue his pro career.

He scored 38 points in 47 games for Zurich this season.