The Habs had the lead on Tuesday for less than a minute in total as the Flyers quickly erased Montreal’s advantage, scoring four unanswered to pick up the 4-1 win.

The Habs were in Pittsburgh on Thursday for Jacob Fowler’s NHL debut. The netminder was ready for the task, giving the visitors some steady goaltending. Meanwhile, Montreal’s offence gave him ample support, allowing the Canadiens to get the 4-2 win.

Another busy week kicked off at the Bell Centre on Tuesday as the Habs hosted Tampa Bay. The Lightning, despite playing on Monday, were the more energized team from the drop of the puck and kept their foot on the gas, picking up the 6-1 win.

In a key divisional matchup against the Senators on Tuesday, the Habs didn’t put forth their best effort. They squandered an early lead and couldn’t muster up much in the back half of the game, eventually falling 5-2.

After a big win in Vegas on Friday, the Habs weren’t able to follow that up on Saturday in Colorado. Instead, the Avalanche took advantage of some shaky defence from the visitors, paving the way for them to pick up a 7-2 win.

The Habs started a tough back-to-back set on Friday with a game in Vegas. Samuel Montembeault had his best performance of the season in goal while Montreal’s top six chipped in with three goals to give Montreal the 4-1 win.

After a tough outing against Los Angeles on Tuesday, the Habs were hoping to rebound on Thursday as they hosted Dallas. It didn’t happen. Instead, the visitors put up seven goals on 19 shots to leave with a 7-0 victory.

The Habs have struggled against Los Angeles in recent years and Tuesday’s game at the Bell Centre was no exception. While they led after the first period, the Kings scored five unanswered from there to win 5-1.

The Habs were chasing the play a lot on Thursday night in New Jersey but found themselves with the lead in the third period. However, Timo Meier tied it late and Jesper Bratt scored in overtime as Jakub Dobes picked up his first loss of the season.

The Habs got off to a terrible start on Tuesday against Philadelphia, trailing by three before the first commercial break. While they responded with a four-goal second period, they couldn’t hold the lead and eventually fell 5-4 in a shootout.