Fresh off their win in Washington on Friday, the Habs looked to make it two straight wins as they hosted Boston on Saturday. Unfortunately for them, the result was the same as their previous two meetings as the Bruins took the victory by a score of 4-1.

In a game where the Canadiens were unable to ever attack the middle of the ice because they were simply outworked in every single facet, the Bruins discarded them with relative ease as they skated to a 4-1 victory on Wednesday night.

Monday has already been a busy day for the Habs who have lost two players to injury while adding a newcomer via the waiver wire.

The Habs came out of their bye with a good performance against Boston but weren’t able to come home with a win. Things weren’t much better in Laval who managed to pick up one win in three games but lost ground in their pursuit of a playoff spot.

Montreal’s first game back after a one-week hiatus was played with much pace and emotion against the red-hot Bruins. Even though they lost 4-3 in overtime, this was a very entertaining game though many will be concerned for the health and wellness of Phillip Danault after he took a scary looking shot to the head near the end of the second period.

Max Pacioretty has seen his name come up in trade speculation due to his struggles and the Habs falling quickly out of the playoff race. Is this the right time to trade him though? Our writers offer up their thoughts.

The week didn’t start well for the Habs but it ended on a better note with a pair of strong wins against Tampa Bay and Vancouver. As for Laval, their week went the opposite way – two straight losses to kick things off before picking up a victory at the end.