We’ve reached the top five in our 2015 Prospect Rankings series. Last year’s top prospect, Nathan Beaulieu, is no longer one so we have a new #1 this season. Which player has earned the top spot?

We’ve now reached the top-10 in our 2015 Prospect Rankings. This particular column could be thought of as a review of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft as four of the five prospects in this group came from that draft class.

As part of our prospect rankings series, we asked our readers to vote for their top-10 prospects. The ballots have been cast and today we bring you the results.

We’re one step away from the top-10 in our 2015 rankings. This group is headlined by a trio of players who stepped up their play last season to really vault their way up the organizational depth chart.

We’ve reached the top-20 in our prospect rankings. This group of players is one of the oldest in the series as all but one prospect are at least 22 years of age. It’s also relatively light on experience as only one player has seen NHL action so far.

As part of our ongoing prospect rankings series, we’d like to hear from you. Who do you feel the top-10 prospects for the Montreal Canadiens are? Fill out your ballot.

The third instalment of our 2015 rankings features several newcomers to the organization. The focus is primarily on defence as three blueliners appear here who are at vastly different stages of their development including a recent second round selection.

Part two of our rankings brings into the top 30 of Montreal’s prospect base. This group is highlighted by a pair of long-term projects as well as one player who has spent some time with the Canadiens in recent years.

September is upon us which means that training camp and the start of the season are on the horizon. At HabsWorld, it also means it’s time for our annual prospect rankings. We begin with the bottom five prospects, 31 through 35.

We’ve reached the top-20 in our prospect rankings and it’s here where Montreal’s depth really begins to show.