After looking like they had turned things around with a set of back-to-back wins last weekend, the Habs reverted back to their struggling ways, falling in all three games, two of which saw even more struggles at the defensive end.

October was a month that featured some highs and lows for the Habs.  They picked up some impressive victories but also got run out of the rink multiple times with not a lot in between.  Despite the inconsistency, who were their top performers?  Make your picks for our monthly three stars.

After an ugly result on Tuesday, the Habs looked to end October on a high note as they were in Washington to take on the Capitals. However, they allowed three goals in the second and third periods, falling 6-3.

After sweeping a pair of games the previous week against Syracuse, Laval had another back-to-back against a division rival last week with Utica being the opponent. Once again, they took care of business with a pair of regulation wins.

After sweeping the weekend, the Habs looked to make it three straight wins as they hosted Seattle on Tuesday. It didn’t happen. Instead, they were down early and never recovered, falling 8-2.

The week got off to an ugly start for the Habs with their worst loss of the early season. However, they were better on the weekend, picking up the rare set of victories on back-to-back nights.

After a good first week to the season, the Habs weren’t able to build on it. Instead, they lost all three of their games while questions remain about the state of their back end after its continued struggles.

When Laval plays their home opener Friday against Syracuse, they won’t have their top defenceman available.  That’s because the Canadiens announced that they have recalled Logan Mailloux.

After a disappointing third period on Monday, the Habs looked to get back in the win column on Thursday as they hosted Los Angeles. However, their struggles against the Kings continued as they fell 4-1 while losing a key veteran in the process.