The Habs were in comeback mode for most of the night on Sunday against the Rangers, erasing four separate one-goal leads. That set the stage for overtime where Patrik Laine buried the winner in a 5-4 Montreal win.

Since late December, the NHL has been revealing each franchise’s Quarter-Century team with one announcement per day.  On Sunday, it was Montreal’s turn to have its roster revealed.

Christian Dvorak was once a key offseason acquisition for the Habs. However, he hasn’t had much success with the Canadiens and has the lowest usage of any Montreal centre, making it likely that he’s in his final half-season with them.

After a comeback win in Utah on Tuesday, the Habs wrapped up their road trip on Thursday in Dallas. The game was tied for most of regulation but Alex Newhook tipped home the eventual winner midway through the third as Montreal collected the 3-1 win.

Topics in our latest podcast include Montreal’s improved play over the last month, Patrik Laine’s desire to remain with the Canadiens, what should they do with pending unrestricted free agent Jake Evans, and more.

The Habs had to survive an ugly first period on Tuesday night in Utah. However, the second line was the offensive catalyst in this one, allowing Montreal to pick up a 5-3 victory.

After being involved in a traffic accident as a pedestrian on Monday in Utah, the Habs announced on Tuesday that winger Emil Heineman will miss the next three to four weeks with an upper-body injury.

Going into the week, few would have expected Montreal to come out with five out of six points against Vancouver, Washington, and Dallas. However, their strong two-way efforts continued, allowing them to do just that.

Montreal put up a solid effort on the back half of a back-to-back set on Saturday night, taking Dallas to a shootout. However, Nick Robertson scored the only time in the shootout, giving the Stars the 2-1 win.