The All-Star break couldn’t have come at a better time for the Habs, after a pair of losses on the road this week.

The Habs continued their winning ways for the most part this week, taking their last 2 of 3 games.

It was a winning week for the Habs despite having over $17 million in cap space on the IR, as they won all 3 of their games including 2 over teams they’re trying to catch in the East. The Bulldogs had similar success, taking 3 of their 4 games.

Despite a litany of injuries, the Habs had some success this past week, taking 3 of their 4 games. The Bulldogs, decimated by the call ups, were also successful, losing just 1 game as well.

Both the Habs and Bulldogs won one game this week. Fortunately for the Habs, they played in just one, but Hamilton wasn’t so lucky, losing two along the way.

The Habs split their 4 games this week but lost both games to a team that is quickly becoming a rival in Carolina.

The week started off well for the Habs, but injuries and an overall lack of offence led to a sour ending.

Despite a not so happy ending, the week that was for the Habs can be called a major improvement over what we’ve seen recently.

It was another up and down week for the Habs, with the highlight being a solid 3-1 win on the road in Detroit.

The Habs tiptoed through another iffy week, but seem to be showing some limited signs of life.