Over the past month, we’ve taken a look at the Habs and their likely fantasy roles over a full season.

Two years ago, prospects played a big role for the Habs with the likes of Brendan Gallagher and Alex Galchenyuk making their mark.

We all know what Alexei Emelin can bring to the table. He’s a punishing hitter and he has been an effective shot blocker recently as well.

Two seasons into his NHL career, former 3rd overall pick Alex Galchenyuk has shown that he can be a quality secondary scorer despite turning just 20 years old partway through last year.

Every team has ‘that’ player, someone who shows flashes of being dominant while being near invisible quite often as well.

There are few constants on a hockey team in this day and age but Andrei Markov patrolling Montreal’s blueline is one of them.

David Desharnais has become somewhat of a lightning rod for many Montreal fans.

Although the Habs were unable to sign a replacement for Thomas Vanek via the free agent market, they did add an offensive right winger in P-A Parenteau in late June.

Even though his season ended with injury and disappointment, Carey Price experienced a noteworthy 2013-14 campaign.

As last year’s top scorer for the Montreal Canadiens, Max Pacioretty will be counted on again to rack up points.