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In the next preview of the North Division playoffs, Jared Book, Patrik Bexell and Anton Rasegård take a look at the Montreal Canadiens.
It has been a scattered season, where a sensational start was followed by a seemingly never-ending slump. The head coach, the associate head coach, and the goaltending coach were all shown the door and the injuries piled up the further the season went.
Meanwhile, there have been bright spots in between the many losses; bright spots which have led the Canadiens to their first 16-team playoff stint since 2017.
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Jared Book and Anton Rasegård got together for a new episode of Habsent Minded right before Lewis Hamilton cruised to the 97th win of his formidable Formula 1 career.
Cruising is not a term which can be used for the Montreal Canadiens at the moment. However, when the end result ends up positive there is less reason to complain about the process in which you got there. Montreal ended up winning back-to-back nights against the Winnipeg Jets and the Ottawa Senators after being down by two goals in each of the games. Battling back from deficits should be a healthy sign as the playoffs are looming right around the next corner.
Habsent Minded Episode 3.52: A lack of execution
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In the latest episode of Habsent Minded, Jared Book and Anton Rasegård discuss the Montreal Canadiens’ slide in Calgary, where they lost back to back games.
While the game plan seemed to be what made them successful, they were burned by their lack of execution, both with costly mistakes, and inconsistent effort.
The players say they know what they need to do. The big question becomes, are they able to overcome their inability to do so.
They also discuss how the Canadiens lack of depth at centre may be becoming a problem. Phillip Danault may be struggling offensively, but he still plays a key role on this team and a potential injury to him could seriously jeopardize the season.