The Rangers did to the Habs as the Habs did to the Islanders. All seemed under control at the midway point of the game, but some undisciplined play defensively allowed the Rangers to come back as they beat Montreal 5-3.

An early goal against and some bad passes had Monday’s game looking much like Saturday’s early. However, the Habs settled down, came back to their transition game, and were able to make the comeback, beating the Islanders 4-3 in a shootout.

Home ice wasn’t too kind to the Habs this past week as they struggled to score in two of their three games and as a result, they were only able to pick up a single victory.

The Habs were hoping to carry some momentum from their comeback against the Caps into Saturday as they took on Tampa Bay. That wasn’t the case as the Lightning got stronger as the game went on and earned the 4-1 win.

The Habs came out on top Thursday night as they topped the Capitals 6-4 in one of the most entertaining games in recent Habs memory.

The Habs came out flying and completely dominated the first while failing to capitalize and that came back to hurt them as Dallas came away with a 4-1 win on Tuesday night.

Following a sour end to their previous week in Ottawa, the Habs got back to their winning ways this past week despite another small blip on the radar in Buffalo.

The Habs went into Boston looking to get back in the win column following a loss to Buffalo on Thursday. They did just that, holding the Bruins at bay as they earned a 3-0 victory.

The Habs offered a bland effort on Thursday night barely hanging on to three separate leads before finally caving and losing in the final moments of the game to a Sabres team that deserved the win.