While the Habs didn’t have an October to remember, several of their prospects and farmhands had strong starts to their respective seasons.  Those players are highlighted in our top prospects of the month.

The road wasn’t kind to Laval last week as their offence, while bolstered with some additions from the Habs, sputtered as they only mustered up two goals over the weekend in a pair of losses.

Last week was a weird one for Laval, featuring a crazy finish against Toronto for one reason and two games later, a crazy finish against Rochester for a completely different reason.

Laval’s second week of the season ended on a tough note but all in all, they had a good week as they picked up four points despite missing two of their top forwards.

Following a summer that featured plenty of turnover both on and off the ice, Laval got their 2021-22 season underway last week as they split a home-and-home series with Belleville.

Laval’s fifth season is set to get underway on Friday night as they return to the North Division and a normal travel schedule after winning a pandemic-formed Canadian Division last season.  That’s just one of many changes heading into the 2021-22 season.

Montreal’s training camp roster was reduced by one on Saturday as the Habs announced that winger Jesse Ylonen has been sent to Laval.

With the Habs using him in a pair of preseason games, it felt like only a matter of time before they signed Arber Xhekaj.  They did just that on Monday, inking the defenceman to a three-year, entry-level contract.

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