Laval’s inability to score came back to haunt them for another week although they were able to eke out a win at the end to snap their losing streak at six straight games.

Montreal’s concerted effort to add more defencemen to the organization is evident in our third group of players in this year’s prospect rankings.

The Habs are parting ways with prospect Jeremiah Addison after they placed him on unconditional waivers for contract termination.

Laval is on their first notable losing streak of the season after dropping both games last week. They’ve now lost four straight and have slipped to seventh place in the North Division.

Our second group of players in our Prospect Rankings series features quite a few players who have just recently joined the organization.

Home ice was not kind to the Rocket last week. Although they played well in all three games, they were only able to pick up a single win, slipping below .500 for the first time this season.

With the 2018-19 season now underway, it’s time to begin our annual prospect rankings series. As always, we start at the bottom with the prospects rated from 31st to 38th.

Laval put forth a strong showing to win their home opener and despite dominating the play in their second game, they weren’t able to sweep the set against Binghamton.

A new era in Montreal’s prospect development opened up last week as Joel Bouchard’s new-look Rocket squad took to the ice for their first two games. Despite a pair of strong showings, they were only able to claim a victory in one game and headed home with an even record.

As part of our annual Prospect Rankings series which will kick off later this month, we’d like to hear your input. Please take a moment and vote for your top-10 Montreal prospects.