Amy Johnson

And obviously, the Canadians' defense, they've looked awful.

You can add Stefan Robitaille in there if you want.

The Canadians' defense, their penalty killing, their ability to go five against six.

Yeah, it's all been bad in their own zone.

And that includes, yes, Sam Ondonbo should be in there as well, but we'll leave him aside for now.

So through 61 games, the Canadiens record sits at 33, 18, and 10.

That is good enough for 76 points.

They are down to fourth in the Atlantic and eighth overall in the NHL.

They are in a wildcard spot, Rick, but it's getting a little tenuous.

It is.

And again, I know it's boring, but I keep an eye on those regulation wins because the points are so tight that it may come down to a tiebreaker.

Regulation wins is one.

The Canadians just with 22 regulation wins.

Detroit has 24.

Boston, who are behind the Canadians right now, but they have 26 regulation wins.

And of course, Buffalo is pulling away with 31 regulation wins.

Their odds of making the playoffs from Money Puck have dropped 5% last week.

They had an 85% chance of making the playoffs, down to 80% this week.

And they still have the ninth toughest schedule in their final 21 games.

So it's not going to get easier from here.