It was a relatively light week on the schedule for Laval as they had just a pair of road games in Cleveland. However, they were able to take care of both of them, extending their franchise-best winning streak to six games.

Several of Montreal’s unsigned prospects had very strong months of October while a handful of Laval players were able to stand out amongst the crowd and are highlighted in our monthly three stars.

Despite facing a pair of top teams in the East, Laval had a strong week on home ice as they picked up three wins in as many games.

With the 2019-20 season now underway, it’s once again time to begin our annual prospect rankings series. As always, we start at the bottom with the prospects rated from 31st to 38th.

Laval’s road trip featured a trio of close games although the Rocket were only able to come away with a victory in one of them.

It was a decent week at home for Laval as they managed to pick up their first two home victories of the season to pull themselves out of the basement in the North Division.

It took until their fourth game but Laval is finally in the win column as they split their first two road games of the 2019-20 season.

Laval’s first week of the season resembled a lot of their play from last year as they came up short on the scoreboard as they dropped both of their games to Cleveland, the affiliate for Columbus.

For the second straight day, the Habs have pared down their training camp roster although only a pair of players are on their way to Laval. 

The Habs made their first real set of cuts on Saturday in advance of their game against Ottawa. A total of 14 players were trimmed off the roster and have been assigned to Laval of the AHL.