There will be at least one change coming to Montreal’s lineup when their third round series resumes on Sunday night.

The goaltending situation for the Bulldogs next year is looking a little less cluttered now as on Wednesday, the Habs placed Robert Mayer on contract termination waivers.

Prior to Game 4 of their second round series vs Boston, the Habs inked one of their future players to a contract extension as defenceman Greg Pateryn received a two year deal.

On Monday, the Montreal Canadiens signed key prospect, Jacob de la Rose, to a 3-year entry level contract.

On Saturday, the Habs shored up their goaltending depth beyond this season as they signed Dustin Tokarski to a two year extension.

With the weekend approaching, it’s a busy time for for the Habs and their prospects.

On Wednesday, the Habs inked blueliner Mac Bennett to a two year entry level contract that commences in 2014-15.

For the first time in many years, the Habs have made a huge splash at the trade deadline, arguably the second biggest of the day.

The Habs added some goalie depth on trade deadline day, acquiring Devan Dubnyk from Nashville in exchange for future considerations.

The Habs appear to have found a replacement for Raphael Diaz via the trade route.