Author: Richard Roy

Like many of you I am a life-long Habs fan first and foremost. I am also a retired Earth Scientist. Throughout my entire career I have worked with databases and statistics, which has taught me how to extract meaningful information from it. Now that advanced stats are becoming common place in hockey, I hope to provide the reader with a more rational, data-driven analysis of the team, the players, and the decisions taken by the coaching staff.

Like many of you I am a life-long Habs fan first and foremost. I am also a retired Earth Scientist. Throughout my entire career I have worked with databases and statistics, which has taught me how to extract meaningful information from it. Now that advanced stats are becoming common place in hockey, I hope to provide the reader with a more rational, data-driven analysis of the team, the players, and the decisions taken by the coaching staff.

Habs Stats: The Full Season

While there was a bit of a dip at the end of the season, consistency was a strong point for the Habs in 2025-26. That allowed them to blow past their 2024-25 numbers while allowing several key players to hit significant milestones as well.

Habs Stats: The First 65 games

Montreal’s overall consistency this season has helped put them in a strong position heading into the final month and a very important stretch run. But, of course, there’s now a potential goalie controversy brewing.

Habs Stats: The First 60 games

At the 60-game mark of the season, nearly three-quarters of the campaign have come and gone. The Habs continue to play with plenty of consistency in five-game segments, even though their game-to-game performances can still vary greatly.

Habs Stats: The First 50 games

Games 46-50 returned seven out of ten possible points for the Habs, who have played above a .600 point production for the last 30 games. More impressive is that they’ve done so despite some goaltending that appears to be heading back in the wrong direction.