It's Edmonton tomorrow.

Team and fans could use a spark.
It's going to be tough on everybody if we make moves at the deadline and can't supplement the roster to finish the season.

I get how he can be confused. San Jose was basically alone on the ice on Thursday.

Armia and Gallagher together is truly poison to the viewing experience.

I know a lot of ppl are apathetic right now and have given up watching games.
Truthfully, I haven't really watched them since their holiday road trip, I have the game on the background with other games instead turned up. Oilers, Canucks, Stars and Avs, I usually prioritize. Much more of a hockey fan in general than a Habs fan these last few years.

This team needs a lot more talent. This is where the rubber meets the road for Hughes and co. Their best players metrics like Suzuki, Guhle have all fallen down a cliff, recently. They have a lot of tidying up to do on a roster that needs an infusion of talent up front.

Hutson according to Hughes will be in Montreal to finish the year. They need to make room for him because fans want something to look forward to.
Last year, it was Bedardmania but not so much so this season with a weak draft.

Lol, you are right, I when I googled Montreal the Sharks game was the first one listed and it was 1:00am so I wasn't paying much attention lmao.



Armia is very good at possession, the hope was that Atmia could retrieve pucks for Evans and Gally but RHP there would make for one tenacious line lol.

I haven't given up at all, I still watch when I can just really busy lately. I would love to see the Habs make some headway in the standings, maybe not make the playoffs but still make a hard push. If they can make a push with this depleted lineup, that would suggest that next year with a healthy lineup, the playoffs wouldn't be out of reach.

Nothing like playing against McDavid and Draisaitl in Roy’s first game for a nice introduction to the NHL. Hope he does well.

He's gonna have a rude awakening. It's good for him though. IMO he does not work hard enough in Laval and he needs to get back to his good habits he had in Sherbrooke.

I really think they are almost hoping that Connor teaches him a lesson.

I have not watched the Laval games. He had a great start and then really cooled off, but (points-wise) he seems to be a bit more on track recently. I would say he is having a pretty good first year in pro hockey, but there are probably things he needs to work on.