Topics in our latest podcast include Nick Suzuki’s strong play in recent weeks, Arber Xhekaj’s play since returning from Laval, discussion about several prospects, and much more.

Montreal didn’t score pass the six-minute mark of the first period on Tuesday against Columbus but it didn’t matter as they scored three times in that opening stretch while Cayden Primeau shut the door for his second shutout of the year.

The Habs capped off the back half of their tough road trip with a split before putting up a decent effort against Toronto in their first game back although they ultimately came up short.

The Habs kept pace with Toronto for most of the night on Saturday but a late John Tavares goal was the difference-maker as the Maple Leafs picked up the 3-2 victory.

While it has taken a while, the three-goalie rotation in Montreal has come to an end as the Habs have traded Jake Allen to New Jersey for a conditional 2025 third-round pick. 

After a solid win in Nashville on Tuesday, the Habs looked to end their road trip on a high note in Carolina on Thursday. They were in it for a while but the Hurricanes eventually pulled away and collected the 4-1 victory.

The Habs are adding some responsibilities on John Sedgwick’s plate, announcing that they’ve appointed him as GM of the Laval Rocket while also signing him to a multi-year contract extension.

The second half of Montreal’s road trip kicked off on Tuesday with a stop in Nashville, winners of eight straight. As the first two games did, this one also went to overtime but this time, the Habs scored the winner to get the 4-3 victory.

February was a tough month in the win column for the Habs who managed just three wins out of their 11 games.  However, several players still managed to put forth their best months of the season.  Who were their top performers? Make your picks for our monthly three stars.

The Habs put forth two fairly strong outings last week along with one poor one. As it turned out, they lost the games they played well in and won the one that they didn’t.