The Habs weren’t able to muster up much offensively on Saturday afternoon as their struggles in the goal-scoring department continue. That wasn’t an issue for New Jersey, however, as the Devils picked up the 4-0 win.

The Habs got off to a tough start on Wednesday in Los Angeles. While they were able to battle back and make it interesting late, they weren’t able to pull off the victory, falling 6-3.

Montreal didn’t exactly bring their ‘A’ game to the table on Tuesday night in San Jose but it didn’t matter as a late third-period shorthanded goal from Joel Armia proved to be the difference-maker in a 4-3 victory.

As has often been the case during Laval’s run, it wasn’t always pretty but the Rocket managed to do just enough to pick up wins in both of their games against Hartford, extending their winning streak to five as they hit the All-Star break.

Last week was not kind to the Habs as they dropped all three games and managed all of three goals in the process as their losing streak is up to five games. Plus, we wrap up our second-quarter report cards with a look at the forwards.

The Habs got off to a strong start on Sunday afternoon in Anaheim but they weren’t able to maintain that level of play in the final 40 minutes. That allowed the Ducks to respond with three unanswered goals to pick up the win.

2025 got off to a solid start for the Habs as they were able to continue their momentum from late December to briefly put themselves in a Wild Card spot before struggling in recent games. Who were their top performers?  Make your picks for our monthly three stars.

The Habs looked to finish up January on a winning note as they hosted Minnesota on Thursday. But instead, they were completely shut down offensively, ultimately falling 4-0.

The Habs lost Tuesday’s game against Winnipeg along with defenceman Kaiden Guhle who exited with a lower-body injury.  He underwent successful surgery to repair a lacerated quadriceps muscle and is out indefinitely.