Amy Johnson

We're going to take a look at basically reading the tea leaves on what's coming up in the next week

Couple of weeks and then right after the Olympic break, because as guys get healthy and if you recall, the beginning of the season brought a slew of injuries.

Well, as these guys now inch closer and closer to getting back into the lineup and getting healthy, there's going to be some difficult roster decisions and lineup decisions to make.

And we're going to examine what those we're going to pinpoint what those are and talk about.

what we feel the right decisions should be and discuss whether or not we think those correct decisions will be made.

There's a lot at stake here and there's a lot to examine.

And then in our third segment, we are going to get you all set up for what's promising to be a pretty exciting week of hockey ahead and get you any other relevant news before we let you get back to watching the Habs on TV for the evening.

Without further ado, let's first go back to last Saturday, Detroit coming into town.

Always love an original six matchup.

And Detroit coming into town to face off with the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Center.

Jacob Fowler in net.

This was the start of the injury returns, and I'll let...

Rick, talk a little bit about that in a moment.

Maybe the bigger news was that Detroit, over the last few seasons, has not been super competitive.

Well, things have changed with them this year, and Detroit took it to Montreal in their barn, shutting them out 4-0.

So then Monday evening, Amazon hockey on prime night in Canada.

Again, Montreal was at home for this one.

This time it was the Vancouver Canucks in town.

Montreal seemed to remember how to put the puck in the back of the net for this one because they downed Vancouver 6-3.

Jakob Dobesch backstopping the Canadians.