After losing two more of their top players to NHL recalls, Laval struggled to produce as they dropped all three of their games last week.

Laval got off to a strong start last week but it ended on a low note after they blew a lead against Syracuse, allowing five goals in less than 24 minutes in the process.

Players from Montreal’s most recent draft class make several appearances in this set of rankings as we reach the top-20.

The road was kind to Laval last week as they were able to get enough scoring to pick up two of three wins while moving up three spots in the North Division in the process.

October was a quality month for the Habs and the same can be said for several of their prospects which are highlighted in our three stars.

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.