It was a week of ups and downs for the Habs, with a victory over division rival Boston sandwiched between a pair of blowout losses.

To say the past week for the Habs was ugly would be an understatement in the eyes of many, despite beating the arch-rival Maple Leafs.

It was a week to forget for the Habs, as a consistent lack of effort led to the team losing 3 of 4 games, all of which were within their division.

Despite really only showing up for just one game this week, the Habs managed to win 2 of 3, keeping pace with the Sens for top spot in the division.

Despite scoring only 5 goals the entire week, the Habs managed to win 2 of 3, and were only minutes away from making a clean sweep.

With the strong start to the 2007-08 campaign, there are no shortage of items to discuss when it comes to the Montreal Canadiens.

After last week’s impressive offensive display, it was surprising to see a lack of timely scoring do the Habs in this week.

This past week, the Habs showed they could score with the best of the NHL, popping 16 goals in 3 games en route to an unbeaten week.

This past week, the Habs got the short end of the stick in the luck department, but still managed to garner 3 of a possible 6 points.

This week, the Habs split a pair of games, beating the Penguins in Carey Price’s NHL debut before the Hurricanes got their revenge in Montreal’s home opener.