We’re now into the lottery range in our 2026 draft rankings. The Habs certainly aren’t hoping to be picking in this range come June but should some of these players slip down the stretch, they could find themselves in Montreal’s range in June.
While the Habs have been a high-scoring team this season, they’ve also allowed quite a few. How do they stack up against the top defensive teams in the NHL and where are the areas for improvement?
The home portion of the 2025-26 season got underway for Laval last week with a pair of games against the defending Calder Cup champs. The Rocket put forth a pair of strong efforts to take both games from Abbotsford to extend their early winning streak to three games.
After losing a close game to the Rangers on Saturday, the Habs looked to end their home stand on a winning note on Monday against Buffalo. It took three goals in an eventful third period but they were able to do just that, doubling up the Sabres 4-2.
The 2025 World Hockey Championship is now complete. Despite being ousted quickly in the first round, the Habs didn’t have many regulars playing in this event and had just three representatives in total. As is tradition, we kept track of their stats here.