This past week, the Montreal Canadiens found their way out of a 4-game slump, defeating the LA Kings 3-2 on Saturday night.

Personally, I’ve had enough. When Mike Ribeiro comes out and tells the Journal de Montreal that there wouldn’t be as many problems in Montreal if Ryder finished more of Ribeiro’s good passes, well, that’s classless,

I’m pleased to see that Ribeiro and company managed to actually have a good game tonight.

The wounded Canadiens are home to Buffalo tonight as they try to snap out of a 3 game losing streak. Welcome news from the injury front came today as Sheldon Souray should return to the lineup.

Other than the Senators, I’m not sure there’s another team in the league that’s capable of going into a game expecting to lose, and not get exactly what they were expecting.

Hot off the Canadian federal government’s non-confidence vote Monday night, the Canadiens arrived in Ottawa to take on the league’s best Senators squad Tuesday.

Cette chronique s’adresse à ceux qui jugeaient que la signature d’Alex Kovalev ne représentait pas une priorité pour le Canadien.

Let’s start with the bright spots first. Ribeiro, ostensibly posted to the fourth line actually played a solid enough game.

I can only hope that those of you who were watching this game got smart after a period and a half and went to do something useful.

All report cards are listed in alphabetical order. A number of things have been taken into consideration when grading the players, such as how well they perform in even strength, penalty killing and power play situations, as well as outstandingly good & b