:Without judging the merit of your proposal, your POV that CSKA Moscow is equally flawed.  I especially like the part where you "prove" that Red Army was superior because they defeated the Canadiens 6-1 in "the series".  While Red Army did indeed defeat Montreal 6-1 in 1986, Montreal beat Red Army 4-2 in 1980, while the two teams tied 3-3 in 1976.  Though I suppose mentioning those games would defeat your argument, wouldn't it?  Not that a single game in a random year is relevant to challenging a statement with a much larger historical context.  I have no idea at all what your third point was intending to prove, while your first argument is meaningless as the NHL did not compete in international tournaments.   So really, you need to drop your accusations of POV pushing and other failures to assume good faith, because in my view, you are pushing just as much.  More to the point, based on your edit warring yesterday, you are pushing against consensus. 

 :Now, to the argument.  While the opinion that Red Army and other Soviet League clubs were amateur in name only is well established, the simple fact is they were considered an amateur team at the time.  This is what we must present.  It is not for us to change the status the team held at that time.  (Besides, if you wish to change Red Army to professional, then you have to admit that they stacked the deck in those amateur competitions.  All of those international titles and world championships lose value because they were pros playing against amateurs.  Your position logically argues that Montreal was superior as the Canadiens played on a level playing field.) 

 :Personally, I favour removing any mention of how successful each team is relative to the world from both articles.  It is a useless statement that is impossible to prove, and therefore impossible to source.  Red Army/CSKA Moscow and the Canadiens played in different worlds, to be quite frank.  Different leagues, different rules.  The only arguments regarding the best teams in the world should be between national teams, not club teams.