After an offensive breakout on Tuesday, the Habs weren’t able to muster up much in the way of quality chances against the Islanders on Thursday. While they were able to get it to overtime, New York picked up the early overtime winner, giving them the much-needed extra point in a 3-2 win.

Topics in this edition of our podcast include Nick Suzuki’s career year, Cayden Primeau’s strong play following the Jake Allen trade, talk about several key prospects in Laval, and much more.

The Habs kicked off the penultimate week of their season on Tuesday as they hosted Philadelphia. The Flyers have struggled as of late and that continued in this one as the Habs won 9-3 in dominant fashion.

The turning of the calendar to April yielded a tough week for the Habs who faced four of the top teams in the Eastern Conference. They were able to only manage a single victory out of those games despite some decent performances most nights.

The Habs faced another tough opponent to close off their weekend back-to-back as they were in New York to take on the league-leading Rangers on Sunday. Cayden Primeau was peppered early and often and while he was sharp, New York still picked up the 5-2 victory.

For the second straight game, a poor performance in the second period was too much for the Canadiens to overcome as they dropped their final Saturday home game of the season 4-2 to Toronto.

Like every team, the Habs have had their fair share of early draft picks that didn’t turn out as planned. However, none of them quite had the journey that 1975 first-round selection Robin Sadler had.

After an impressive win over Florida on Tuesday, the Habs looked to make it back-to-back wins as they hosted Tampa Bay on Thursday. However, they couldn’t overcome a disastrous second period, falling 7-4.

Scoring was hard to come by for many Habs last month but the team received some strong goaltending and defensive play to come close to a .500 points percentage. Who were their top performers? Make your picks for our monthly three stars.