The trade deadline is now less than a week away and it’s expected that GM Marc Bergevin will still look to add another player or two to the mix after making a move up front on Tuesday.

It was an up-and-down week for the Habs but they did enough to pick up five of a possible eight points to stay atop the Atlantic Division standings.

With the trade deadline almost here, it’s time to take a look at the Habs’ cap situation.

In anticipation of the deadline, this article focuses on the forwards that Les Canadiens might acquire to bolster their anemic scoring and/or improve their bottom six.

A banged up defence dropped a 4-2 contest to the Ottawa Senators in Kanata on Wednesday night as the Montreal Canadiens sweat on the health of key players. It was a battle of the second and third stringer goaltenders for Montreal and Ottawa as Dustin Tokarski got the start and Ottawa was forced to play … Continue reading HW 3 Stars: Costly Loss In Ottawa

They may not have played their best hockey by any stretch but the Habs still made some noise in the standings, collecting five of a possible six points.

Adding to the conference lead or another poor result against a bottom feeder?

They left it until late but the Montreal Canadiens pulled out the overtime victory over an inspired Ray Emery and the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night.

Tough losses to weak opponents kicked off the week for both the Habs and Bulldogs but both teams made up for their early struggles with important victories over stronger teams on the weekend.